An interactive Restroom service, Peeloo is an app that allows you to remotely check the status of the loo, and knock on the door if engaged. In fact, if you ask for a notification, Peeloo will also notify you as soon as the Loo gets vacant. A smart hack for small to medium size businesses who don't have huge office spaces (and mall-like restrooms), Peeloo aims to remove the queue from the Loo. For more, log on to www.Peeloo.in Digital advertisement created by Webchutney, India for Webchutney, within the category: Agency Self-Promo.

Café Coffee Day, being India’s biggest café chain, with 1408 cafes, is where India’s youth hang out. More often than not, it’s where they find their love, make new friends, study, read, plan their lives and form their opinions. The idea was to give all the time they spent sitting down at Café Coffee Day the legitimacy and importance it warrants. Throughout history, the greatest of things have happened when people have sat down. From nations signing treaties to people sharing lunch, from leaders writing the constitution to young couples going on their first date, sitting down always leads to something more. We realized that there can’t be a better brand than Café Coffee Day to ask people to ‘sit down’. Film advertisement created by Creativeland Asia, India for Café Coffee Day, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by DDB, India for Elite Atta, within the category: Food.

On the occasion of the United Nation’s World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue and Development, Wunderman Thompson India has created and released ‘#SOS Save Our Sentinels – The Blink Film’ for The Jimmy Nelson Foundation. The short film is a powerful visual commentary on the cultural identity of the last sentinels of our natural reserves, the last 36 indigenous tribes standing still, in rare still photographs. Stitched together from thousands of original documented photographs of the last few indigenous tribes interspersed with the rarest footage of their ancient habitats over the last twenty years by celebrated photographer Jimmy Nelson and his team. The film’s release was timed for 21st May, a day set aside by the United Nations as an opportunity to deepen our understanding of the values of cultural diversity and to learn to live together in harmony. It is a day to acknowledge and celebrate the world’s last indigenous communities who are a living example of how humans can live in perfect harmony with themselves, their unique cultures and the natural world. Indigenous tribes are endangered in their own ancient habitats. The film celebrates the last few of these tribes for standing still, despite the threat to their cultural identity and their own forest lands. The soundtrack is a multilingual musical expression with lyrics from ancient tribal sayings and forgotten folk songs recorded on location from almost all the indigenous tribes featured in the film. The musical narrative includes Indigenous influences from Africa, Siberia, India, South America and the Aboriginals of Australia. Vocals Singers include Grammy Award Winner Richard Bona and traditional gypsy tribal singers from Duala - Cameroon, Siberia & India. Film advertisement created by Wunderman Thompson, India for Jimmy Nelson Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

In a recent survey to calculate the least stressed cities of 2017, most cities in India fared extremely poorly. Bengaluru was 130th, Kolkata was 131st, Mumbai was at 138 and Delhi was at 142. Today, India is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but it comes at a cost. Stress is the biggest factors in a deteriorating quality of life and is a silent killer. Many a times, we do not even know how stressed we actually are. What If there was a vending machine to tell you how stressed you are? Presenting the What If Vending Machine. An attempt to blend consumer experience with technology, the vending machine measures the stress levels in your brain and dispenses a What If bottle only if you are 100% calm. What does it take to have a calm and clear mind? Is it really possible? Experiential advertisement created by Blink Digital, India for What If, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

A story of four protagonists, reflecting upon their journey so far. It is a TVC to promote a Skoda - Bloomberg Quint Web series featuring 10 extraordinary personalities from the world of business, art and beyond, candidly discussing the highs and lows of the extraordinary journey that brought them here. Film advertisement created by Bloomberg Quint, India for Skoda, within the category: Automotive.

Film advertisement created by FCB, India for The Times of India, within the category: Media.

Every year 2 million children under the age of 5, die of infections like Diarrhoea and Pneumonia. For the past 10 years, Lifebuoy soap has tried to help prevent these deaths by teaching children the simple act of washing hands with soap. We now take our life saving mission to Thesgora, an Indian village with one of the highest rates of Diarrhoea. Film advertisement created by Lowe, India for Lifebuoy, within the category: Health.

Most Indians view charity with suspicion.The reason for not donating is the same: “I don’t know where my money goes.” Of course, this doesn’t make life easy for legitimate organizations like Project Nanhi Kali, for instance. A girl child education initiative, Project Nanhi Kali is committed to educating 100,000 underprivileged girls in India. So our idea came from a simple truth: people are more willing to donate when they empathize with a cause and understand exactly who it is their money is helping. So we decided to give potential donors something that engages them in an individual’s story, rather than asks for donations to a faceless cause. The answer was a series of beautifully illustrated children’s books inspired by real stories of girls Project Nanhi Kali had helped. Each book told the real story of a girl’s every day struggle to get educated in a voice that was simple and easily understood. Integrated advertisement created by Famous Innovations, India for Nanhi Kali, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

What does the colour black mean to you? To some, it’s a sign of defiance, to some a bad omen or the colour of death and despair. But to auto-heads, it’s a colour that makes a statement. A shade full of suaveness and swag. And that’s the colour Harrier Dark comes in. To build the imagery of Harrier dark with a neo-noir undertone, we created a digital film that portrays the Harrier Dark in all black, accentuating its bold look. The film takes pride in giving in to the dark side and urges the viewers to unleash the dark within. In the film, the Harrier Dark cruises through an unlit enigmatic road that cuts through a dense foggy forest. Film advertisement created by Dentsu, India for Tata Harrier, within the category: Automotive.

Digit, the latest entrant in the insurance scenario, has come up with a social experiment that yielded astounding results: even children can understand their policy documents! A new-age insurance company that is out to revamp the insurance experience, Digit found that consumers think of insurance as something endlessly complicated, and difficult to understand. Not to mention the disingenuity associated with jargon, fine print and deceptive T&C. Digit wants to solve this problem by making policy documents clear, straightforward, and easy – not just for adults, but even kids. Experiential advertisement created by Stirred Creative, India for Digit Insurance, within the category: Finance.

Film advertisement created by JWT, India for ITC Engage, within the category: Beauty.

Executive Producer :Mehernosh Dastoor Digital advertisement created by JWT, India for Rotary Club, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by BBH, India for Magnum, within the category: Food.

Ambient advertisement created by Schédio, India for Novotel, within the category: Transport.

At NH7 Weekender- India's Happiest Music Festival; to discourage littering, we turned an ordinary waste bin into a WASTED bin. The more alcohol cups you throw into it, the more drunk it gets and the more 'trash' it talks. Copywriter: P.G. Aditya Ambient advertisement created by Webchutney, India for Only Much Louder, within the category: Recreation, Leisure.

One of India's largest online furniture stores, Urban Ladder opened its first physical store in July 2017. These radio spots were released to let people know of our on-ground presence.

It takes a community to unite and work towards a world that not only supports but spreads awareness on several underlying issues. Like AIDS. This World AIDS Day, fight the stigma and stand for seniors who fear getting rejected by society. This year, pledge to: end inequalities, end AIDS. Columbia Pacific Communities (CPC) the largest and most experienced senior living community in India, releases a public awareness video expressing their earnest request of extending support and a helping hand to the senior citizens who are the victim of AIDS and should be treated with equal love and respect. As a community, it is high time we raise our standard of awareness and End Inequality. End AIDS!