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Nov 13, 2015

Midas Awards 2015: DBS Chilli Paneer 2 shortlisted in four categories

The work has been entered by SapientNitro Miami

Midas Awards 2015: DBS Chilli Paneer 2 shortlisted in four categories
DBS Bank's campaign titled 'Chilli Paneer 2' has four shortlists for the Midas Awards 2015. 
 
Midas is the New York Festivals' awards show for financial marketing and advertising.
 
DBS Chilli Paneer 2, which was set in an Indian context, has been entered by SapientNitro Miami. It has been shortlisted in the 'Film', 'Financial Services', 'Interactive' and 'Lending' categories.
 
Winners are to be announced on 1 December.
 
View all the shortlists here
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