As announced earlier, FCB India is the only Indian shortlist in this category for Mumbai Police s The Punishing Signal . Dentsu Webchutney has four shortlists - three for Trigger Happy s World s most reported trailer and one for Vice Media s The 8-bit Journo . Lodestar UM s The Punishing Signal for Mumbai Police and VMLY&R s Hackwashing for Lifebuoy have also made the cut. Cheil India s Now, words aren t just heard, but felt for Samsung has two shortlists in the category. Lodestar UM s The Punishing Signal for Mumbai Police has made the cut in this category too. FCB India has four shortlists in the PR category. It has two each for Mumbai Police s The Punishing Signal and The Times of India s Times Out and Proud Classifieds .
Ludhiana: Even as the stray dog problem remains a major concern in Ludhiana, a large number of pups of such dogs suffer injuries in road accidents and many of them are also orphaned after their parents die in accidents.
However, this is just one side of the story. The other side of the story is about the residents, who take care of such injured pups and stray dogs. Among such humane residents are a doctor, a transporter, a bridal clinic owner and some other professionals, who nurse and feed these animals.
Dog lovers say though a large number of stray dogs in the city is a reality, it is also a fact that many of their puppies have to suffer after getting injured in accidents or are left to fend for themselves as their parents die under the wheels of vehicles.
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Here are some of the advertisement that struck a chord with audiences.
02 Jan, 2021 - 09:45 AM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
NEW DELHI: Countless cups of coffee and hours of brainstorming lead to that one great creative idea that justified the brief from the brand. This used to be the scenario at a creative agency prior to Covid2019. However, with the outbreak of the pandemic, this process moved online and the entire creative industry was working from home.
It took a while for admen (and women) across the world to adjust to the new normal, but soon they did and it was full steam ahead. Despite challenges and adjustments, the agencies continued to deliver cutting-edge work that impacted people and made them think about the product and service. The creative teams also steered through the production challenges. In the initial days of lockdown, they created several films from the confines of their homes. Once the lockdown was lifted, production resumed slo
From Facebook s tearjerker to Akshay Kumar s covid message to CRED s IPL hit, a round-up of the best ads of 2020.
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Call me biased, but advertisements are the blood on which brands run. Without the right amount, thereâs something amiss; 2020 was the Beelzebub of amiss.
Before COVID-19 hit our shores, Bollywood star Salman Khan had become Pepsiâs brand ambassador and Maisie Williams, of Game of Thrones fame, told us to âLet it goâ in a Super Bowl commercial.
Then the pandemic struck. For a short while, we saw ads made from stock images and old footage⦠itâs what one could do at that time, but even then, some people excelled. As the year progressed, so did the nature of ads. From bold and optimistic, they turned cautious and reassuring. And now, we have started seeing shades of hope.