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Cannes Lions 2019: Eight more shortlists for India

Entries from Wunderman Thompson (six), Dentsu Webchutney and Grey in the running

Cannes Lions 2019: Eight more shortlists for India
The organisers of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity have announced the shortlists for five more categories. 
 
Industry Craft Lions
 
Wunderman Thompson's 'Blink and they're gone' for Jimmy Nelson Foundation has six entries in the running for metal in this category. 
 
Entertainment Lions for Music
 
Grey's 'The Barbership Girls: Shaving Stereotypes' for Gillette is India's only shortlist in this category. 
 
Entertainment Lions
 
Dentsu Webchutney's 'Code Name: Uri - The Surgical Strike Motion Picture' has made the cut in the Entertainment Lions. 
 
No Indian entry was shortlisted in the 'Digital Craft' and 'Entertainment Lions for Music' category. 
 
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