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Mr. and Mrs. Karan Johar' on BIG
92.7 FM Hyderabad
~Partners the popular family entertainment comedy play ~
Hyderabad|India|January'2009: Humor adds
spice to life…….. so when you listen to BIG FM
Hyderabad, the most humorous and musical station, you are sure to
experience a ‘life banao’ fun. Continuing its supremacy in associating all
the major events in Hyderabad, BIG 92.7 FM is all set again to offer a
humorous experience to its listeners through a popular family
entertainment comedy play ‘Mr. and Mrs. Karan Johar’. In Hyderabad, the
play is organized by JCI Hyderabad Deccan, a worldwide federation of young
leaders and entrepreneurs. Directed by Dinyar Contractor and produced by
Nirav Parekh, the play cast Aman Verma and Delnaaz Paul as Mr. Johar and
Mrs. Johar. The play will be held on 1 February 2009 at Shilpa Kala Vedika,
Hyderabad.
Adding value to its listeners of
the popular evening Hindi band ‘Kirkiri’ hosted by
RJ Chetan, BIG FM has chalked out a crisp
programming around the theme of the play. As pre
build-up of the play, great content is planned
on-air delivering a wholesome entertainment
package, Mr. and Mrs. Karan Johar contest is
running on-air wherein listeners (couples) play an
entertaining Q&A with RJ Chetan which leads to a
hooking situation where their secrets are
unfolded. 100 lucky listeners will stand a chance
to win exclusive tickets of the play.
Speaking on the association,
Mr. Ashwin Padmanabhan- Station Director, BIG 92.7 FM Hyderabad,
as a people’s choice station, we ensure value add service to our listeners
by associating with almost all major events in the city. Humor is one of
the most important ingredients in our programming format and through this
play we will have a great range of assortment to offer our listeners.”
Given the high level of consumer interest in the play, our on air
integration is sure to provide entertainment unlimited! In line with our
brand promise of Life Banao! Our listeners now have another opportunity to
stay connected to their favorite evening Hindi time band ‘Kirkiri’.
Reachout's News Bureau
January' 2009
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