Advertising
Campaign India Team
Feb 08, 2021

Valentine's Day 2021: The work

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Valentine's Day 2021: The work
With Valentine's Day approaching (14 February), brands have started releasing their campaigns through which they are looking to share the love.
 
In this article, which will be updated till 14 February, Campaign showcases the best of them.
 
Britannia Little Hearts (conceptualised by Wunderman Thompson)

Platinum Days of Love

Manforce Condoms (conceptualised by Grapes Digital)

Skinn By Titan (conceptualised by Ogilvy)
 
Mia by Tanishq (conceptualised by Voot Studio)

Disney India (conceptualised by Flying Cursor)

 
Parle Kismi (conceptualised by Rediffusion)
 
 
Wakefit

Columbia Pacific Communities
 
 
 
Emoha Elder Care
 
 
 
Fujifilm

KitKat (conceptualised by Wunderman Thompson)

Nescafe (conceptualised by EiPi Media)

 
 
 
 
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