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Vijay TV brings back reality show ‘Kadhai Alla Nijam’

BANGALORE: Vijay TV is bringing back the 8-year-old reality show ‘Kadhai Alla Nijam.’
The show will air from 15 March at 12 noon, between Monday-Thursday. Actress Lakshmi will continue to host the show.
vijaytvBANGALORE: Vijay TV is bringing back the 8-year-old reality show ‘Kadhai Alla Nijam.’
The show will air from 15 March at 12 noon, between Monday-Thursday. Actress Lakshmi will continue to host the show. Produced by K Balachander's Min Bimbangal, the programme unfolds real incidents that have occurred in the lives of people, who then share these emotional moments. In each live episode of the show, a particular case is chosen and the issue is established.

Walt Disney forays into South Indian movies

MUMBAI: The Walt Disney Company is foraying into the South Indian film market as it aims to deepen its localisation drive in India across the TV broadcasting, movie and consumer products spectrum.
Disney will make its first studio production in the southern language, putting out a yet-to-be named Telugu epic fantasy adventure movie for Indian audiences in January 2011.
MUMBAI: The Walt Disney Company is foraying into the South Indian film market as it aims to deepen its localisation drive in India across the TV broadcasting, movie and consumer products spectrum.
Disney will make its first studio production in the southern language, putting out a yet-to-be named Telugu epic fantasy adventure movie for Indian audiences in January 2011.

Sun Direct offers IPL in HD format

MUMBAI: Sun Direct will show the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in high-definition (HD) on Max.
As per the deal, Max will provide the HD feed of the IPL matches without any advertisements. With dolby digital for the audio and sound with 16:9 ratio, Sun Direct claims that the HD telecast will deliver in-stadia like experience to viewers.
MUMBAI: Sun Direct will show the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in high-definition (HD) on Max.
As per the deal, Max will provide the HD feed of the IPL matches without any advertisements. With dolby digital for the audio and sound with 16:9 ratio, Sun Direct claims that the HD telecast will deliver in-stadia like experience to viewers. The HD telecast will be available on Sun Direct HD platform.

Midh Wraps Up Title in Amtita TV's Super Dancer-2 Finale

MUMBAI: Midh swept aside the opposition, to tango his way to the title at the magnificent Grand Finale of Amrita TV's Super Dancer-2 which will be telecast on March 14th from 6.30 to 9.30 pm.
He took possession of the crown and the rich haul of Rs. 5 lakhs that went with it from cine actor and youth icon Kunchakko Bobban who was the Chief Guest of the Finals. The 1st runner up Sreejith pocketed his prize money of Rs. 3 lakhs from Jyothirmayi, while Reema Kallingal gave away the prize of Rs. 1.5 lakhs to the 2nd runner up Dilshah.
The sultry Sunday evening was throbbing with pent-up excitement as the zero hour approached and the thrilling denouement of the premiere dance reality competition got under way.
In the dynamic encounter under the arc lights the finalists - Dilshah, Gayathri, Midh and Sreejith - surrendered body and soul at the alter of the Gods of Dance and gave the performances of their lives.
Watched over by the High Priestess of choreography, Kala Master and the Young Turk Prasanna Master, the four contenders laid forceful claims on the crown with a series of astounding performance, each better than the next.
amritatvMUMBAI: Midh swept aside the opposition, to tango his way to the title at the magnificent Grand Finale of Amrita TV's Super Dancer-2 which will be telecast on March 14th from 6.30 to 9.30 pm.
He took possession of the crown and the rich haul of Rs. 5 lakhs that went with it from cine actor and youth icon Kunchakko Bobban who was the Chief Guest of the Finals. The 1st runner up Sreejith pocketed his prize money of Rs. 3 lakhs from Jyothirmayi, while Reema Kallingal gave away the prize of Rs. 1.5 lakhs to the 2nd runner up Dilshah.

BBC Asian Network closure was inevitable

bbcasiannetworkLONDON: Senior Britain-based Indian journalists who worked for the BBC believe that given the multi-choice media environment, diversity of languages within the Asian community and stiff competition from commercial radio, the closure of the BBC Asian Network was inevitable.
BBC director-general Mark Thompson yesterday announced the closure of the Asian Network by the end of 2011, sparking mixed reactions from journalists and audiences.

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