From Grand Clio Glory to Cannes Silver: Mumbai’s 'Infinite Saree campaign' Dominates Global Creative Festivals in 2026
Mumbai, Infinite Saree, the powerful social impact campaign advocating for the removal of the Marital Rape Exception from Indian law, took the global centre stage by being honoured with 1 Silver Lion at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2026 and 14 Clio Awards, including the inaugural Women’s Health Grand Clio, at the 2026 Clio Health Award. The campaign was developed for the Red Dot Foundation(Mumbai) by Klick Health(Canada), MediaMedic Communications(Mumbai) and others.
Commenting on the recognition, Supreet K. Singh, Co-founder & CEO, Red Dot Foundation, said, "‘Infinite Saree’ was created to amplify the voices of women seeking legal protection and justice. This recognition reflects the strength of collective action and the ability of creative storytelling to bring critical social issues into mainstream discourse."
The global recognition of ‘Infinite Saree’ underscores the growing role of purpose-driven creativity in advancing social change. As conversations around women’s safety, equality, and legal rights continue to evolve, the campaign stands as a testament to the power of collective voices and creative advocacy in driving awareness and action. The campaign centred around a four-kilometre-long saree—believed to be the world's longest—designed by acclaimed fashion designer Nivedita Saboo and embroidered with thousands of signatures supporting its removal from the Indian Penal Code. Installed as a living petition at Mumbai's Royal Opera House, and later at KalaGhoda, it mobilized public participation and sparked nationwide conversations on women's rights, dignity, and safety.

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