JurisTech is a Malaysian FinTech company. We make enterprise solutions for banks such as loan origination and debt collection software. One of the challenges we face is that our employees have a lot of difficulty explaining what we do to their friends and loved ones without having them fall asleep mid-explanation. So we decided to explain what we do by using physical representation of our software (flying robots from the future with laser scanners and stuff).

Child abuse in Bangladesh is a silent crime. Disable children is more vulnerable to abuse. In recent days it's turning to a common phenomenon in our country. When sexual abuse has happened, a child can create a variety of upsetting emotions, thoughts, and behaviors. Indeed a few years old, who can't know the sexual act isn't right, will develop problems resulting in the powerlessness to adapt to the overstimulation. Once a child is a victim of sexual abuse, the child may get withdrawn and doubtful of grown-ups, and can get to be suicidal. So in this Circumstance, Mustache LTD tagged along with "Shoishob" a renowned kids Fashion brand and NGO Yellow Brick Road wanted to do something and make it an anti-child abuse campaign Nationwide. So the main objective of this campaign is to ensure a better and safer childhood ( Shoishob) for children. As part of the campaign, they are arranging school activations as well to raise awareness among the guardians. In some reputed school children will fly gas balloons black in color which implies the eradication of the darkness of mind which should be flown away. In different import points of Dhaka city, there will be people standing with play cards where the main message is to ensure the children's safe childhood. All these campaigns will be run parallelly both in Digital media and as BTL activities as well. This whole CSR campaign is to ensure the safe childhood of children.

Outdoor advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for AP Honey, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

For hundred of years, women of Ghuddirdanga, a remote village situated in Satkhira District- Bangladesh, had been fighting against the “Mohajons” (intermediaries) for the right price of their produced goods. Moreover, they were struggling to get the expected outcome compared to their efforts due to the lack of proper knowledge regarding modern farming methods. A local entrepreneur came forward to solve the problems of this women and started collecting dairy products from these women for his dairy shop at right price. To strengthen this initiative, Shwapno, the largest retail chain of Bangladesh, has undertaken a great project with the help of USAID where an expert trains these Ghuddirdanga's women how to farm, milk, preserve, transport and sell in a hygienic and appropriate method. Because of this project, the women now know the details of modern farming and their overall milk production been increased significantly. This collaboration does not end here, Shwapno has decided to distribute dairy products, made from the raw milk provided by Ghuddirdanga, through its numerous outlets under the “SHUDDHO” brand. Finally the incredible women of this locality rightfully received what they deserved and furthermore.

Bangladesh is the only country to have shed blood for the rights to language. In 21st February 1952, several University Students sacrificed their lives in protesting against the then ruling Government decision of imposing Urdu as the only state language of Bangladesh (Then East Pakistan). Recognizing such a noble act by the language martyrs, UNICEF, in 1999, decided to declare 21st February as the International Mother Language Day. Bangladeshis today recognize the song ‘Amar Bhai er Rokte Rangano Ekushe February” (My Brother’s Blood Spattered on 21st February) as the most influential musical piece remembering the sacrifice made by the martyrs. On International Mother Language day – 21st February, Grameenphone, through a unique Digital content, paid a tribute to Late Altaf Mahmud – the composer of this very song. We believe that the student’s combined voice, and languages will shed a whole new light on the iconic song. Content advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for Grameenphone, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Bangladesh got its freedom 49 years ago on 16th December 1971. Those who fought for our independence are almost towards their ending lines due to age. As most youngsters of our country find solace in the solution of fleeing the country rather than making it their own. We wanted to remind them of the fact that those who looked after the country as sentries for so long won't be here forever and it is their duty to take the country forward as we bid farewell to a generation of fighters and caregivers. Film advertisement created by Wunderman Thompson, Bangladesh for Nestle, within the category: Confectionery, Snacks.

During 1971, Bangladeshis had been tortured and murdered by the Pakistani occupation forces and their local collaborators On 14 December, sensing an imminent defeat, they killed the front-line Bengali intellectuals with the intention of crippling a newborn nation intellectually. So, this year PRAN Drinking Water (Logo) have turned the “Tap” feature of Instagram Stories into a tool that symbolizes the scenario of 14th December 1971. And shows how brutally those front-line Bengali intellectuals and professionals were murdered by the enemy as they tapped on the trigger of their guns. Through PRAN Drinking Water’s Instagram profile, we have targeted the youth as they check Instagram stories very frequently on Instagram. Then, as the story progresses by the tap, they have uncovered the victim Despite all their vicious plans to destroy our nation intellectually, we have striven forward crossing all barriers as an independent and prosperous country.

In Bangladesh, 94% of women commuting in public transport have experienced some form of sexual harassment. All of us have a role to play in ensuring women's safety in public transport. Raise your voice against sexual harassment.

Film advertisement created by JWT, Bangladesh for G-Gas, within the category: Industrial, Agriculture.

This is a story of an indomitable talented underprivileged boy of Patuakhali Imran Hassan and a blind girl Salina Akhter from Dhaka, Bangladesh. They have surpassed all the obstacles from the life with the help of Dutch Bangla Bank Scholarship. This bank has created and extended their hands towards them to fulfill their dreams and able them for the future. Dutch Bangla Bank Limited has been providing Education scholarships to thousands of meritorious yet underprivileged and physically challenged students from all across Bangladesh for the past 13 years beginning its journey in 2005. Throughout the journey many inspiring stories were heard of indomitable meritorious students whom despite their challenges wanted to keep on moving forward. Dutch Bangla Bank became their friend in need and helped them through their scholarship program. Our plan was to put a dramatic representation of this stories and bring out the emotions that the viewers could relate to. Their stories, struggles & hardships and their will to achieve along with how Dutch Bangla bank helped was put forward. Film advertisement created by Mattra, Bangladesh for Dutch Bangla Bank Scholarship, within the category: Finance.

Ambient advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for HMBR, within the category: House, Garden.

Film advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for UCB, within the category: Finance.

Robi Axiata, one of the leading telecom operators in Bangladesh wanted to do a social experiment to find and highlight stories of enlightened people in the holy month of Ramadan. The idea was to have two planted actors attack transgender guests at a busy restaurant during the peak hour of iftar meal and see how the other guests react to the situation. The video sparked a national conversation on the rights of transgender people in this largely conservative muslim-majority country. Experiential advertisement created by X, Bangladesh for Robi, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Independence is more than a moment in history, it’s a legacy. In 1971, Bangladesh gained its independence – a glorious occasion we celebrate every 26th March. With these national celebrations come joy, hope and sentimentality; yet, we forget that independence is not simply an achievement, it is a complex idea that comes with constant struggle and responsibility, from the individual as well as a culture.Surrounding Independence Day every year, the media has a tendency to be tackily sentimental and traditionally monotonous in their themes and communication. However, with this campaign, we decided to break the mold with a genuinely disruptive and bold take on the meaning of freedom – using the power of slam poetry. A new direction for a telecom giant such as Grameenphone, the spoken word piece is raw, powerful and visceral. With electric visuals, immersive sound design and a complex narrative, the campaign is truly innovative in terms of the usual Independence Day content in Bangladesh. The AV features a young woman waking up and narrating how the basic beauties of life, and independence form a double edged sword. As sweeping, colorful and hard hitting visuals take us on a trip across the nation – we see the everyday hypocrisies, pollution and crimes that we casually excuse as well as the hope, connections and progress coming our way, only to be dismantled by debates and the natural divide that comes as a token conundrum of a world brought close by the digital media, yet torn so much further apart. Taking off the rose coloured glasses of sentimentality, the multifaceted notions of freedom are explored with the power of slam poetry. Amidst a vast sea of sentimental content, this AV is both thought provoking and disruptive, reinstating the values that come with freedom and establishing Grameen Phone as a brand that prioritizes the nation’s ideals. Film advertisement created by Mediumrare, Bangladesh for Grameenphone, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

As per Airtel's global partnership with Manchester United Football Club, Airtel Bangladesh launched a campaign promoting Value Added Services and customized Simpack for hardcore Man Utd fans in the country. The brief - for those who can't stop thinking about Man Utd, Airtel is providing the ultimate services to stay connected to their favorite club all the time.

Film advertisement created by Geeky Social, Bangladesh for Fresh Cement, within the category: House, Garden.

Outdoor advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for Ministry of Religious Affairs Bangladesh, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Film advertisement created by Asiatic, Bangladesh for skitto, within the category: Electronics, Technology.

Film advertisement created by Empty Yard, Bangladesh for Spreeha, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.

Direct advertisement created by Grey, Bangladesh for Regain, within the category: Health.