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Radhika Joshi
Dec 16, 2013

Video: Campaign South Asia AoY Awards 2013 Winners - 1

We asked Mindshare and O&M what worked in their favour, and campaigns that helped them win 'Agency of the Year' titles

Winners of the Campaign South Asia Agency of the Year Awards 2013 were honoured at an event in Mumbai on 9 December 2013.

In this video, Mindshare's Ravi Rao, Khushboo Mendonca, Farah Siddiqui and Neel Pandya; and O&M's Navin Talreja, Kawal Shoor and Abhijit Avasthi, explain what worked in their favour, and campaigns that helped them win their respective 'Agency of the Year' titles.

Ogilvy & Mather Mumbai won the India Creative Agency of the Year title, while Mindshare won the India Media Agency of the Year and South Asia Media Agency of the Year awards.

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