Opinion
Campaign India Team
Jun 22, 2010

Anant’s blog: Celebrate the width of India’s performance

Creativeland Asia has had a great day at Cannes, with three shortlists: one for Parle Frooti, one for Medimix and a third for Hippo snacks.Taproot has two shortlisted pieces, both for Transasia.DDB Mudra has hopes with Pantaloon Retail Furniture Bazaar, Cancer Patients Aid Association and Bangalore Traffic Police.Bates 141 will look out for Staedtler Pens and Virgin Mobile.RMG Gurgaon had made an appearance with their entry for Fuji Film.O&M and BBDO India have won a metal each, opening India’s account at Cannes.

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