Dr Prem Jagyasi and Team (C)

Dr Prem is an award winning strategic leader, renowned author, publisher and highly acclaimed global speaker. Aside from publishing a bevy of life improvement guides, Dr Prem runs a network of 50 niche websites that attracts millions of readers across the globe. Thus far, Dr Prem has traveled to more than 40 countries, addressed numerous international conferences and offered his expert training and consultancy services to more than 150 international organizations. He also owns and leads a web services and technology business, supervised and managed by his eminent team. Dr Prem further takes great delight in travel photography.

The Pregnant Boys

If a teenage boy gets pregnant, it will definitely shock us. We will be baffled by a plethora of confusing questions like what, how, why and who. This campaign urges us- It shouldn’t be any less disturbing when it’s a girl
This campaign,…

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Naked testimony

This is not A half-naked PETA stunt. This effort for Greenpeace Global Warming Awareness, shows a massive naked testimony, thanks to the 600 great-minded people who stripped off their clothes for the campaign.

This campaign, featuring 600 people..

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Ads under the bridge

Saatchi & Saatchi Mumbai has come up with a healthy out door idea for Novartis. The aim was to promote Calcium-Sandoz Novartis.

To convey this message, the agency created a design which resembled the human bone and placed it under concrete bridges.

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Fill your mad cup

In this era of cut-throat competition, a job, even a freelance gig is a difficult one to grasp. If advertising is your cup of tea and if you are unable to pour some tea into your cup, a competition is all set to serve you deliciously.

The…

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Just one for the road

Corporate social responsibility from Volkswagen. This print campaign gives a message against drunk driving using visuals that are altered perception of the reality.

We have seen how the drunkard drivers read the letters through the campaign from..

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