Campaign India Team
Jun 23, 2021

Cannes Lions 2021: Dentsu Webchutney adds two more wins for India

Only Indian winner on day three of the festival

Cannes Lions 2021: Dentsu Webchutney adds two more wins for India
Dentsu Webchutney bagged two Silver Lions on day three of the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity.
 
The organisers announced winners across six categories. 
 
Dentsu Webchutney's wins came in the Digital Craft and Entertainment categories. In Digital Craft, the agency won Silver for Vice Media's 'The 8-bit Journo'. 

In the Entertainment category, Dentsu Webchutney's win came for 'The World's Most Reported Trailer' for Trigger Happy Entertainment. 

There were no Indian wins in the following categories: 
 
Entertainment Lions for Music
Entertainment Lions for Sport
Film Craft Lions
Industry Craft Lions
 
Here's the Indian agency tally after day three:
 
Agency Shortlists Bronze Silver Gold
DDB Mudra 6     1
Dentsu Webchutney 20 1 4  
Mindshare 2      
Ogilvy 7 1 1  
VMLY&R Commerce 7 1    
Lowe Lintas 4 2    
FCB Interface 10 2 3 1
FCB Ulka 6      
BBDO 1      
Leo Burnett 2      
Wunderman Thompson 2      
Chrome Pictures 1      
Famous Innovations 3      
Grey 1      
McCann 1      
Taproot Dentsu 1      
Cheil 2      
VMLY&R   1      
 
 
Source:
Campaign India

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