Tag: Chhath

  • Sunrise Spices celebrates Chhath Puja with a heart-warming regional music video

    Sunrise Spices celebrates Chhath Puja with a heart-warming regional music video

    Mumbai: ITC Ltd.’s Sunrise Spices, a spices brand in East India, recently, launched a unique range of spices “Swaad Bihar Ka” where the packs adorned exquisite  Madhubani paintings created by four local artists. The initiative was aimed to provide a platform to these talented women who used art to beautifully capture the culture of Bihar.  In continuation to the brand efforts to bring forward Bihar’s rich culture and to delight consumers during the festive days of Chhath, Sunrise released a heart-warming music video to celebrate the spirit of homecoming during the Mahaparv, continuing its journey to showcase “Swaad Bihar ka”.

    Sung by talented Bihari artists Shubhra Mishra, Nishita Jha, Saloni Bhardwaj and Shruti, the video captures a heartfelt appeal from a mother to her son, urging him to return to his home for the Chhath Puja celebrations. An emotional rendition of a mother’s yearning for her son’s homecoming for the festival, this soulful song beautifully reflects the essence of the Chhath festival and the emotions of aging parents longing for their children’s presence during the festive period. It also befittingly encapsulates the rituals, traditions and strong sense of community that make Chhath Puja unique.

    Sunrise Spices business head Piyush Mishra said, “Chhath Puja is a special occasion for Biharis worldwide; it is a tapestry that binds us to our roots. Through this special music video, we aim to bring to life the essence of homecoming during this revered festival and celebrate the cultural richness that Chhath Puja brings. At Sunrise Spices, we take pride in supporting local artists and celebrating the traditions and heritage of Bihar. This music video serves as a testament to our efforts of adding flavour to festive cooking and enhancing the flavour and spirit of festivities.”

    The music video has been released across Sunrise’s digital social media platforms,

     

     

  • Zee Ganga becomes only channel in the region to celebrate Chhath in primetime original fiction shows

    Zee Ganga becomes only channel in the region to celebrate Chhath in primetime original fiction shows

    Mumbai: When it comes to festive celebrations, no one does it better than Zee Ganga. Taking that legacy forward, the channel is all set to bring a unique Chhath themed lineup for its viewers.

    Considering the significance of Chhath and the elaborate celebrations not just around the core region of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar but nationally as well as internationally these days, the channel will create a landmark moment this year by being the only channel to celebrate Chhath in original primetime fiction shows with a unique theme — “Yeh Hath Vrat Hai,” “Yeh Chath Vrat Hai.” Each show will undertake a journey signifying and amplifying the tough resolve that is needed to observe the most auspicious festival Chhath.  

    This is further accentuated by enhancing the celebration of Chhath across “Shyam Tulsi,” “Kaniya Pradhan,” “Mitwa,” and “Bandhan Tute Na” with the region’s biggest female celebrity icons Rani Chatterjee, Akshara Singh, and Monalisa across primetime shows on 10 November, from 7 p.m to 9 p.m only on Zee Ganga.  

    Presenting viewers a triple treat, each of the three spectacular shows is bound together by a common theme. One that sees the central character overcome constant barriers as they look forward to celebrating Chhath. Despite having their backs to the wall, their Aviral spirit, encouraged by the above-mentioned special guests,  help them rise to the challenge culminating into a Maha Vrath Chhath celebrated amidst much gusto. With such engaging plotlines, power-packed performances and a never-say-die attitude brought out in full display, Zee Ganga brings an added sense of elation and pride to audiences on one of the biggest festivals in the region.

    The show “Shyam Tulsi” will have a special surprise for the audience as actor Rani Chatterjee makes a guest appearance. The episode will showcase how Chhathi Mayi helps Shyama through Rani Chatterjee, who is a close friend of Nikhil, and makes his family accept her. This track will be aired at 7 p.m. Adding to the festive fervour, audiences are in for a treat with the special Mahasangam episode between Mitwa and Kaniya Pradhan featuring one of regions biggest stars Akshara Singh, where she will help strengthen the bond between Amarendra and his mother, as well as Ritu and Mithlesh. The one-hour-long episode will be telecast from 7:30 p.m to 8:30 p.m. 

    Last but not the least, “Bandhan Tute Na” will celebrate the festival with popular Bhojpuri as well Hindi GEC celebrity Monalisa Antara Biswas. As Chanda wants to impress Madhav keeping Chhath Vrat but Neela Devi creates obstacles, viewers will get to know how Chhathi Mayi helps Chanda through Monalisa, this special episode is to be aired between 8:30 p.m to 9 p.m.

    “As one of the pioneers in Bhojpuri GEC category, we have always looked towards building on consumer insights and adapting accordingly. With Chhath being one of the most celebrated festivals in the region, we do understand how one, with their Aviral spirit, manages to complete the fast every single year,” stated chief channel officer- Bhojpuri Amarpreet Singh Saini. “Taking this thought forward, we pride ourselves in being the only channel to curate fictional shows themed around Chhath that audiences can relate to. Having roped in some of the biggest names in the region, we have left no stone unturned towards celebrating this feeling of pride and accomplishment amongst our viewers.”

    “The idea behind weaving festive themes into Zee Ganga’s prime time offerings is to elevate the viewing experience and make it more personal. Considering all these are eagerly-awaited family shows, and festivals are the time when people indulge in buying and new investments, leading brands across sectors also can reach out to viewers across age groups with deeper and more meaningful associations through these festive offerings,” he further said.