Campaign India Team
Jun 21, 2022

Cannes Lions 2022: dentsu Webchutney, VMLY&R bag Grand Prix each

Day one opens with seven Lions for India

Team VMLY&R (left) and dentsu Webchutney
Team VMLY&R (left) and dentsu Webchutney
India opened day one of the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity in style as dentsu Webchutney and VMLY&R bagged a Grand Prix each.
 
dentsu Webchutney's Grand Prix win came for Vice Media's 'The Unfiltered History Tour' in the Radio and Audio Lions category. The entry also won a Silver and two Bronze Lions in the same category.

VMLY&R picked up its Grand Prix for 'The Killer Pack' for Maxx Flash Mosquito Repellent in the Health and Wellness category. The agency also won Silver for Adeli Unipads' 'Reusable Sanitary Pads' in the category.

Leo Burnett was also among the winners as it won Silver for P&G Whisper's 'The Missing Chapter' in the Health and Wellness category.
 
Winners were also announced in the Outdoor, Pharma, and Print & Publishing categories. There were no Indian winners here.
 
Agency Shortlists Bronze Silver Gold Grand Prix
BBDO 1        
dentsu Webchutney 12 2 1   1
Ogilvy 1        
VMLY&R 4   1   1
Leo Burnett 4   1    
DDB Mudra Group 3        
Landor & Fitch 2        
FCB India 1        
Byju's 3        
Offroad Films 3        
Memesys Culture Lab 2        
Early Man Film 1        

 

Source:
Campaign India

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