Kyoorius Creative Awards calls for entries 16th March onwards

The Kyoorius Creative Awards is back in its 4th edition, opening doors for entries from 16th March onwards. With outstanding creativity and innovation being the deciding criteria, these awards are open for entries across 17 main categories and 156 sub-categories.The awards recognize the most striking creative communications across individual as well as collective campaigns. The award welcomes participation from advertising agencies, digital agencies, production houses, media houses, event management companies, freelancers, photographers, mobile agencies, brands, corporates, NGOs or an individual.

Rajesh Kejriwal, Founder and CEO of Kyoorius says, “Over the last 5 years, the advertising and media industry as we know it, has seen dramatic & evolutionary transformations. The advent and growth of digital together with technology has led to changes in the way we think, act and communicate with the modern day consumer. In this sea of change, the concept and execution of creative communications, too, has evolved leaps and bounds. And it is this outstanding creative excellence & innovation that Kyoorius aims to recognize and honour.”

Entries for these awards close on 19th April 2017 with 26th April 2017 being the last day for physical submission of the entries. The glittering award ceremony will be held on Friday, June 2nd 2017 at the Dome, NSCI in Mumbai.

Like every year, the jury will comprise a diverse panel of local as well as international industry stalwarts. Taking forward the innovative step from 2014, even this year, Kyoorius will have an ‘Open Jury’ where people from the industry and media can attend the jury sessions to learn and benefit from the discussions and the entries displayed.  

Last year’s Kyoorius Creative Awards recognised and awarded star performers like the Ambuja Khali TVC, Beauty Tips by Reshma and Share the Load. Whisper - Touch the Pickle, Café TC Liquor Ticker, Ola Boat, #UQuitIQuit and Ode to the Bug were amongst some other striking campaigns.