Campaign India Team
Jun 22, 2022

Cannes Lions 2022: India bags three more Lions on day two

Dentsu Webchutney bagged a Gold, while Byju's and DDB Mudra won a Silver each

Cannes Lions 2022: India bags three more Lions on day two
India added three more Lions on day two of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, adding to its seven from day one.
 
dentsu Webchutney was the only Gold winner for Vice Media's 'The Unfiltered History Tour' in the 'Digital Craft' category.

In the 'Entertainment Lions' Bjyu's bagged a Silver for its 'Masterji' entry.

 
DDB Mudra also won Silver. The win came in the 'Industry Craft' category for the entry titled 'A Silent Frown' for Charlie Chaplin Foundation.
 
 
India won no Lions in the following categories:
  • Film Craft
  • Design
  • Entertainment Lions for Music
  • Entertainment Lions for Sport
Tally so far:
 
Agency Shortlists Bronze Silver Gold Grand Prix
BBDO 1        
dentsu Webchutney 18 2 1   1
Ogilvy 4        
VMLY&R 10   1   1
Leo Burnett 4   1    
DDB Mudra Group 4   1    
Landor & Fitch 2        
FCB India 4        
Byju's 3   1    
Offroad Films 3        
Memesys Culture Lab 2        
Early Man Film 1        
McCann India 1        

 

Source:
Campaign India

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