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Campaign India Team
Jun 18, 2020

The One Show 2020: 11 wins for India

FCB India (three) and Dentsu Webchutney (two) among the Gold winners

FCB India's 'The Punishing Signal' and Swiggy's 'Voice of Hunger'
FCB India's 'The Punishing Signal' and Swiggy's 'Voice of Hunger'
The organisers of The One Show Awards have announced the Gold, Silver and Bronze winners.
India has a total of eight wins.
 
FCB India bagged three Gold and four Bronze. The Gold wins and three Bronze were for Mumbai Police's 'The Punishing Signal'.
 
The other Bronze win came for FCB India's 'Out and Proud Classified' for The Times Of India.
 
Dentsu Webchutney won two Gold for Swiggy's 'Voice of Hunger'. 
 
Also among the winners were DDB Mudra Group and Ogilvy. The agencies won Bronze for 'Project Free Period' (Johnson & Johnson) and 'The Legacy Project' for Pernod Ricard respectively.
 
In all there were 171 Gold, 169 Silver and 213 Bronze handed out.
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