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Campaign India Team
Dec 14, 2020

Smarties Apac 2020: Eight wins for India

MullenLowe Lintas Group is the only Gold winner; Flipkart Ads and Creativeland Asia also among the winners

Smarties Apac 2020: Eight wins for India
Winners of the 2020 edition of the Apac Smarties have been announced in which Indian agencies bagged a total of eight wins.
 
MullenLowe Lintas Group was the only agency to win Gold. The win was for Indian Police Forces' '#IAmAlsoIndianPolice'. The agency also won Bronze for Tata Altroz's 'A car that sells itself''.
 
Flipkart Ads won four awards - three Silver and a Bronze. Two Silvers and a Bronze came for 'Google's - 'Ok Flipkart, Deliver Exceptional Results', while the third Silver was for 'Flipkart uses audience Intel to set new benchmarks'. 
 
Creativeland Asia won two Bronze for Center Fresh's 'Stay Fresh Behind The Mask'. 
 
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