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Apr 10, 2011

Photos from the Creative Abbys awards ceremony at Goafest 2011; Powered by Hindustan Times

The Creative Abbys were held on April 9 at Zuri White Sands. Ogilvy & Mather is on top of the heap, with 1 Grand Prix, 5 Gold, 8 Silver and 17 Bronze metals. Leo Burnett follows with three gold metals. Mudra Communications, Creativeland Asia and McCann get two each. Among the production houses Chrome Pictures, Footcandles Films and The Flagship Advertising won 2 Gold each. Bates 141 and Bang Bang Films won a gold metal each.

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