The special print edition is a compendium of India's contenders at Cannes and also features an interview with this year's Lion of St Mark winners, the Pandey brothers
This year too, Campaign India has published a special print edition of the Indian advertising entries to Cannes Lions 2018. The work featured in this edition is voluntarily provided by the agencies featured in the publication.
This special edition is not for sale and will be distributed to delegates at the Cannes Lions 2018.
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