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Campaign India Team
Sep 21, 2020

Gerety Awards 2020: 19 entries from India shortlisted

Wunderman Thompson, FCB India and Mullen Lintas represent India on the shortlist

Shortlisted entries
Shortlisted entries
The shortlists for the 2020 edition of The Gerety Awards have been announced. Among the 147 entries shortlisted, 19 come from India. 
 
Wunderman Thompson leads the pack with 10 shortlists - all of which come for Lux's 'Soap with a Lump entry.
 
FCB India has eight shortlists, four each for Mumbai Police's 'The Punishing Signal' and The Times of India's 'Times out and proud classifieds'.
 
Mullen Lintas' 'Heart ka exam' for Saffola Life is also in the running for a metal. 
 
The Gerety Awards celebrates advertising creativity through the female lens. 
 
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