Campaign India Team
Jun 23, 2022

Cannes Lions 2022: India gets 14 shortlists on day four

Shortlists announced in the Film and Sustainable Development Goals categories

Cannes Lions 2022: India gets 14 shortlists on day four
Indian agencies got a total of 14 shortlists on day four of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. India's tally for shortlists is now at 121.
 
Film Lions
 
DDB Mudra earned three shortlists in this category for Battlegrounds Mobile India's 'Machine Gun Mouth' entry.
 
FCB India and Kinnect's 'Chatpat' for SOS Children's Villages got two shortlists in this category.
 
Animal's 'Pure as Love' for Bhima Jewellery also earned a shortlist.
 
As did Byju's for 'Masterji'.
 
Enormous Brands got shortlisted for its entry titled 'Office' for Jaquar Bath and Lights.
 
Sustainable Development Goals Lions
 
India got a total of six shortlists in this category.
 
Leo Burnett got two of those for Whisper's 'The Missing Chapter'. 
 
VMLY&R also got two - one each for Unipads' 'Adeli' and Hindustan Unilever's 'Smart Fill'.
 
FCB India and Kinnect's 'Chatpat' for SOS Children's Villages also earned a shortlist.
 
Isobar India has a shortlist in this category for its entry 'The Protest Match' for Global E-Sports Gaming. 
 
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Campaign India

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