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Mar 30, 2016

Famous duo win Indian leg of Cannes Young Lions print contest

Nishad Jagtap and Mithila Saraf to represent India this June

Mithila (left) and Nishad
Mithila (left) and Nishad
 
Nishad Jagtap (art) and Mithila Saraf (copy) from Famous Innovations have qualified for the Cannes Young Lions Print Competition 2016, after winning the Indian leg. 
 
The Indian leg of the competition, organised by The Times Group (BCCL), involved two rounds with a brief for each. One of these was to create a print ad to promote racial harmony in Europe.  
 
The duo’s work won them the all-expenses paid trip to France to participate in the Young Lions Print competition in Cannes this June.
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