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Campaign India Team
May 28, 2020

D&AD Awards 2020: Four more shortlists for India

Total tally stands at nine

D&AD Awards 2020: Four more shortlists for India
Indian agencies secured four more shortlists as the organisers of D&AD released the second batch.
 
FCB Ulka had two entries shortlisted in the 'media' category, one each for Mumbai Police (The Punishing Signal) and Bennett Coleman & Co. (Out and Proud Classifieds).
 
Ogilvy's 'Don't wash. Don't clean. Save the Evidence' for Gordon Thomas Honeywell was shortlisted in the 'product design' category.
 
Wunderman Thompson's 'The Soap with a Lump' for HUL also got a shortlist in the same category.
 
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