Cannes Lions 2019: FCB Ulka wins a Gold Lion on last day, DDB Mudra bags a Bronze Lion

FCB Ulka's work for the Millennium School earned them a Gold Lion on the last day of Cannes Lions 2019.

The last day of Cannes Lions 2019 saw FCB Ulka and DDB Mudra win a Gold and Bronze Lion respectively for their entries in the 'Sustainable Development Goals Lions' category. FCB Ulka won a Gold Lion for The Open Door project for Millennium School.

FCB Ulka's entry won them a Gold Lion this year

DDB Mudra won a Bronze Lion for their entry titled 'Project Free Period' for Johnson & Johnson's brand Stayfree.

DDB Mudra's work for Stayfree won them a Bronze Lion
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On FCB Ulka's win, Rohit Ohri, Group Chairman & CEO, FCB India said - "This Gold Lion is true testimony to FCB's creative transformation journey. I'm proud and humbled to have the honour to win India's only Gold Lion of Cannes 2019. WARC Creative 100 named us the Number One creative agency in India. This Gold Lion win reaffirms that we deserve to be there and will stay there, hopefully, for a long time to come."

Rohit Ohri

Speaking about The Open Door Project, Swati Bhattacharya, CCO, FCB Ulka said - "To address the biggest problems of our world using creativity as a tool is the most heartening joy for us at FCB. The Open Door project is a simple idea that can solve India's biggest problem- education."

Swati Bhattacharya

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Shantanu Prakash, Founder, The Open Door Project said - "I am very happy that The Open Door Project has received this amazing honour of winning a Gold at Cannes. This will allow the mission of the project to get the international attention it deserves. The project seeks to eradicate illiteracy in India by opening the doors of hundreds and thousands of schools to children from under-privileged class and community. This award will go a long way in getting the message of the Open Door Project to our supporters and other like-minded people and shines a spotlight on what we need to do, to bring literacy and education to the young generation of India."