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Campaign India Team
Jul 14, 2017

Pick of the Week: MuscleBlaze

The film conceptualised by Medulla Communications for the body building supplements brand stands out

Pick of the Week: MuscleBlaze
Our Pick this week is a film conceptualised by Medulla Communications for MuscleBlaze.
 
The brand's message through the two-minute film is 'tum nahi samjhoge' (you will not understand). The reason the film stands out is because of the scenarios it shows through the films. Along with people working out at the gym, shots of fitness freaks using every spare minute to work on their muscles are also shown. 

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