India delivered a stellar performance at Spikes Asia 2026, winning 34 awards across categories. Leo India led the charge, crowned Asia Pacific Agency of the Year with 13 metals, including three Grands Prix. Other standout winners included Juice, 22Feet Tribal Worldwide, Lowe Lintas, Fundamental and Studio Eeksaurus.
India’s creative industry celebrated a landmark night at Spikes Asia 2026, with Leo India taking centre stage as Asia Pacific Agency of the Year. The agency amassed 13 metals, including three Grands Prix, four Gold, two Silver and four Bronze, underscoring its dominance across diverse categories.
Leo India’s triumphs included a Grand Prix in Brand Experience and Activation for Mountain Dew’s Darescore, alongside Gold and Bronze wins for Acko General Insurance’s Tailor. The agency also secured a Grand Prix in Direct for Tailor and another in Glass for Whisper’s Project Early Periods, which additionally earned a Silver in Creative Strategy.
Juice, part of the Omnicom Group, also made headlines with a Grand Prix for Air India Express’ Inglish Dictionary, while 22Feet Tribal Worldwide, Lowe Lintas, Fundamental and Studio Eeksaurus joined the Gold-winning ranks.
India’s creative strength was evident across categories: Ogilvy won Bronzes for Brooke Bond Red Label Tea’s Chai Bansuri and Titan Eye Plus’ Ek Tara; Fundamental struck Gold and Silver for WhatsApp’s Baatan Hi Baatan Mein; Studio Eeksaurus impressed with Gold and Silver for Centre of Pastoralism’s Desi Oon; and Lowe Lintas claimed Gold for Alkem Laboratories’ Dawai Reader.
Film Craft proved especially fruitful, with seven Indian wins, including Studio Zuno’s trio of Silvers and Bronze for Natural Ice Cream’s Tree to Treat, and Mothership Productions’ Bronze for Sleepycat’s Slap Facial.
In total, India secured 34 awards, reinforcing its creative prowess on the global stage. While no wins came in categories such as Media, Integrated, Gaming, Entertainment, Digital Craft, Creative Effectiveness, Creative B2B, Creative Commerce, and Audio & Radio, the night belonged to Leo India and its peers, who showcased the country’s evolving storytelling and brand innovation.
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