If there's one campaign that everybody seems to love, like and admire, it is this one for SBI Cards done by Mudra. These guys seem to have got it bang on! A simple campaign that tells the message so interestingly...keep rocking guys, thanks for this one! via: adsoftheworld
We had elections in Tamilnadu, a state where I live in and a friendly neighbourhood copywriter created this campaign to encourage people to vote. I like these...I'm sure you will too! via: paaji
Yaaaaaaawn! Does this even qualify as advertising?? Hmmmm...it puts me to sleep! Better luck next time guys! 
A print campaign for S&M done by Saatchi and Saatchi, Australia. But what is S&M, I have no clue whatsoever! Will somebody help!
A finalist at the Montreux Fest was a campaign for Mahanand Josh Flavored Milk in the Press: Beverages category. The campaign has two ads, both showing a cow grazing on items such as strawberries and chocolate, which are lying on the grass. The lines with the logo are, ‘Strawberry Flavoured Milk’ and ‘Chocolate Flavoured Milk’, respectively. The campaign bagged a bronze at the AAAI Goafest as well. It was created by Deborah Fernandes, Ayesha Bedi and Tejali Shete.
The next finalist was an ad for the Cancer Patients Aid Association in the press and public interest category. Aimed at throwing light on secondary smoking, the ad shows the feet of a man and a boy in a morgue with the placards ‘Smoker’ and ‘Passive Smoker’ on each of them, respectively. The credits for this ad go to Tarun Batra and Sachin Kamath.
The last finalist was a press ad for Tena Adult Diapers, created by Thoppil Paul and Santosh Sonawane, in the Press: Cosmetics/Pharmaceuticals category. The ad has a single line of copy that reads, ‘Is this how it feels when your bladder interrupts your life?’ That sounds simple enough, except that after every two or three alphabets, there is a comma, thus bringing out the ‘interruption’ problem. (Tena is an adult diaper that helps combat incontinence.) VIA: agencyfaqs.com
Scam! One word that every creative person has come across at some point of his or her career! Come on, we all do it! But then, what's really irritating is that really sad ideas like this are exected as real work! Finding leaves from different trees and putting them in the middle of a magazine isn't great work! Hell, it isn't even good work.
Well, well, well, look what we have here! After successfully satisfying the dreams of millions of men across the planet, Axe is back to give you the ultimate orgasm with "Axe Underwear"! Now that's something new! I wonder if these will work too? Well, ideally they should...but would you by Axe Undies just coz they made good deo's?? 
"Driving drunk can make you famous"
A Public Service Print Ad on Eye Donation done by Think WhyNot, Mumbai. (Was nominated in the Rajasthan Patrika’s Awards) Credits: Copy: Prasad Kulkarni and Aunindo Sen. Art: Prasad Kulkarni
A brand new creative for Perri Alley Shirts from 1pointsize, a Creative Hotshop in Chennai, India.
A fruit juice named Looza?? Why would anybody name their drink that?? Well, your guess is as good as mine! And by the way, if you notice you'd see people getting scared of the fruits following them...are they not supposed to enjoy the taste that follows them instead of being scared or freaked out. This campaign left me pondering! What do you think...anything similar??
A very different way to sell cars. This campaign for Ford has some interesting body copy and a very different line of entry. VIA: adsoftheworld
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I like this cute ad for Millets, a manufacturer of childrens clothing. This print ad promotes their all new Summer Collection!
Woah! A super bizzare campaign for Peter Kim Jewelry. Tell you what, I think I'm gonna go buy some of the jewelry from here...I can imagine that being the licence to have a whole lot of fun!!
Nope. There isn't a porblem with this post or your monitor. This is how the world can look like if your are a victim. This campaign was done by APAV and the copy reads as follows: 
A very Interesting Business Card for Melvin. A hacker, entrepreneur, and all around mischief maker, he wanted something he could give to peers and prospective clients that spoke of this nature. A lockpick concept was chosen very early on, and the post production results were excellent. The picks can quite easily be removed from the card and are entirely functional as lockpicks. 
Looks like the team at McCann, Mumbai has been having a lot of fun working with the jobs portal, monster.com. This guerilla sticker was pasted on cars and bikes outside offices telling the owners to upgrade their jobs and also upgrade their cars in the process. Interesting stuff. VIA 
Since I don't understand this language, it makes no sense to me. Can somebody out there do the explaining. Thanks!
One more Cannes Lion Winner for Umbro in 2005. I mostly dislike campaigns like these where all three ads look the same. I'm still thinking how I would have done this print campaign any differently! Or is the trick in stopping at just one ad that is brilliant? 
