vivo Bangladesh concluded its nationwide university photography contest titled “Dekha Hoy Nai Chokkhu Meliya”, engaging around 4,000 student registrations across 12 public and private universities, said in a press release. The initiative, held in Dhaka on June 18, 2026, aimed to promote mobile-based visual storytelling through hands-on experience with the vivo V70 FE smartphone.
The contest brought together students from Bangladesh Agricultural University, Begum Rokeya University, Comilla University, Gopalganj Science and Technology University, Islamic University of Technology, Khulna University of Engineering & Technology, Leading University, Patuakhali Science and Technology University, Rajshahi University, University of Chattogram, University of Dhaka and Uttara University.
According to vivo Bangladesh, the campaign generated more than 3,500 photographs captured using the vivo V70 FE, while over 800 posts were shared on the vivo BD Community platform, reflecting strong youth participation in smartphone-driven creative expression.
The company said the initiative was designed to encourage students to explore photography through mobile technology while experiencing the imaging capabilities of the V70 FE, which features a 200MP camera system. It positioned the campaign as part of its broader youth engagement strategy focused on creativity, technology and community participation.
“University students are among the most creative and expressive members of our society. At vivo Bangladesh, we believe technology should empower creativity,” said Md Jahidul Islam, Product and Development Manager, vivo Bangladesh, in a statement. He added that the contest aimed to inspire students to explore their surroundings and tell meaningful stories through photography using the device.
The competition recognised Chowdhury Supratik Barua from Comilla University as the champion, who received a vivo V70 FE smartphone. He said participation in the contest was a proud experience and expressed appreciation for the opportunity to compete among students nationwide.
Runner-up winners included Tanvirul Alom from Patuakhali Science and Technology University, Tahmid Alam from Uttara University, Abdullah Al Noman from Gopalganj Science and Technology University, and Al-Noman from University of Dhaka. Each runner-up received a RIRO Smartwatch W1SE.
vivo said the campaign demonstrated how direct campus engagement and device-led experiences can strengthen connections with young consumers. The initiative also highlighted the growing role of smartphones in shaping modern visual storytelling and digital creativity among university students.
