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✓ Published: 05-Jun-2012
✓ Published: 05-Jun-2012
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Hi,nThis is the showreelfor the projects i worked in Nirvana Films as an Intern. I would specially like to thank Director Prakash Varma and Sneha Iype Varma for giving me an opportunity to work in all the above Ads.nnnnList of Ads in showreel:nBlackberry Vodafone : Blackberry BoysnVodafone :Instant connectionsnVodafone : hear every soundnVodafone : Uninterrupted conversationsnGarnier : Silke straight hairnNestlenCadbury Gems : No umar for lalachnAsian Paints RoyalenSlice Mango DrinknTVS Apache
Hi,nThis is the showreelfor the projects i worked in Nirvana Films as an Intern. I would specially like to thank Director Prakash Varma and Sneha Iype Varma for giving me an opportunity to work in all the above Ads.nnnnList of Ads in showreel:nBlackberry Vodafone : Blackberry BoysnVodafone :Instant connectionsnVodafone : hear every soundnVodafone : Uninterrupted conversationsnGarnier : Silke straight hairnNestlenCadbury Gems : No umar for lalachnAsian Paints RoyalenSlice Mango DrinknTVS Apache
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