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Campaign India Team
Jun 01, 2010

Mudra team wins AAAI-Cannes Young Lions creative contest

Pradeep Ravindran, art director, (pictured left) and Shruti Sadani, copy writer (pictured right), of Mudra Communications, Bangalore were adjudged the winners in the national creative initiative taken by the Advertising Agencies Association of India (AAAI) and supported by The Times Group. Announcing the result of AAAI-Cannes Young Lions Creative Competition 2010, Vinod Nair, convener of this competition stated, "The Times Group and Advertising Agencies Association of India are giving a rare opportunity to young creatives in India to participa

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