Campaign India Team
Oct 29, 2021

'When brands try being progressive, they will always risk facing a backlash from some quarters'

After calls from an MP Minister to take prior permission for the shooting of scenes that could potentially harm religious sentiments, Campaign India checks in with adland if it's viable

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