Title | Please Arrest Me |
Agency | Ogilvy Singapore |
Campaign | Please Arrest Me |
Advertiser | RIT Foundation |
Brand | RIT Foundation |
Date of First Broadcast/Publication | |
Business Sector | Charities, Foundations, Volunteers |
Philosophy | In India, rape inside a marriage is not a crime. To fight the law, RIT Foundation needed to raise awareness. So it got an activist to turn himself into the police, pretending he raped his wife. Within minutes, he was freed. RIT Foundation captured the whole process – from him interviewing lawyers, victims, and women on the street, to him going into the police station with hidden cameras and the authorities saying that raping your wife is not a crime. The film was launched online to fierce reactions from both camps, with influencers uploading our videos on their channels to support us. |
Media Type | Web Film |
Length | |
Creative Team | Eugene Cheong |
Chief Creative Officer | Nicolas Courant |
Chief Creative Officer | Melvyn Lim |
Management Director | Chris Riley |
Creative Director | Guilherme Camargos |
Associate Creative Director | Aritra Dutta |
Associate Creative Director | Jonathan Ollivier |
Creative Director | Alessandro Agnellini |
Creative Director | VINICIUS CUNHa |
Art Director | Kevin Wijaya |
Copywriter | Winona Wee |
Copywriter | Amanda Devarajan |
Executive Producer | Alvin Chin |
Executive Producer | Bijal Sunil Majithia |
Director | Xavier Mairesse |
Talent/Actors | Sameer Lukka |
Director of Photography (DOP) | Sai Gunuranjan |
Editor | Lorenzo Colugnati |
Editor | Jaspreet Ranjan |
Editor | Nicolas Koon Lim |
Music Director | Sacha Chaban |
Producer | Tarun Jain |
Producer | Anirudh Dhanak |
Producer | Rahul Dhir |
Researcher | Ritu Bhardwaj |
Broadcast Producer | Abdul Rahim |