| Título | A Day In The Life Of Chennai |
| Agencia | Wunderman Thompson South Asia |
| Campaña | A Day In The Life Of Chennai |
| Anunciante | Bennett Coleman & Co. Ltd. |
| Marca | The Times Of India |
| Posted | Junio 2009 |
| Producto | Chennai Launch |
| Sector Empresarial | Periódicos, revistas, libros |
| Sinopsis | The Times of India and JWT Mumbai presents a short satire on the life of a giant cardboard cutout character, through the course of one day in the life of Chennai. A roller coaster of a journey through the ups and downs of cinema and politics, the two sides of almost every actor in the Cinema Cutout Capital of the world. |
| Problema | Naaka Mukka, meaning Mother Tongue, Father Nose, is a phrase used in a folk Tamil song capturing the duality of life. It became the basis of the music video launched on 22 August to celebrate the 369th anniversary of the city of Chennai. The video is a visual metaphor for the rise and fall of stars on the screen and beyond it, while highlighting the dirty party hopping track that most actor / politicians employ every day. |
| Medio | Televisión |
| Duración | |
| Banda Sonora | Naaka Mukka |
| Productora | Good Morning Films |
| Responsable de conceptos / redactor | Senthil Kumar |
| Director ejecutivo de creación | Senthil Kumar |
| Productor de la agencia | Mark Manuel |
| Director artístico | Karthik Sekhar |
| Realizador | Shashanka (Bob) Chaturvedi |
| Montador | Shashanka (Bob) Chaturvedi |
| Música | Vijay Anthony |
| Folk Artist | Madurai Chinna Ponnu |
| Jefe de cuentas | Vijay Menon |
| Supervisor depublicidad | Rahul Kansal |
| Supervisor depublicidad | Priya Gupta |
| Productor | Vikram Kalra |
| Postproducción | Prime Focus |
| Director de fotografía | Jason West |
| Productor delegado | Rajkumar Khanduri |
| Productor delegado | Ramel George |