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  • Maa TV introduces new show ‘Ali talkies’

    Maa TV introduces new show ‘Ali talkies’

    MUMBAI: Among all genres of entertainment, the most challenging is the comedy and that too on a television..  Most channels attempted several times but only a few succeeded and made a mark … Very few names and faces bring immediate laughter and people don’t even wait to hear them speak and act and they just start laughing. Their very presence gives the smile and laughter. One such name is Ali who has established himself as the finest actor and comedian with the best timing in film industry. He is accepted and respected among all heroes and Tollywood technicians.

     

    Ali is making an entry into Number one channel Maa TV for the first time as the Host in the real sense and taking the mantle of offering rip roaring comedy  show titled ” Ali talkies ”   on Weekends (Saturday & Sunday) at 9 pm … starting 11th October. This show will feature the who’s who of Tollywood industry as the guests and will have nonstop entertainment without giving any work for the remote.

     

    The first few episodes are already recorded with Nag Chaitanya, Pooja Hegde, Manchu Manoj, Gopichand.. The show has all that audiences seek in the comedy show, aptly called stand up comedy.  The timing, the cryptic lines among many other acts is what the audiences can look for.

     

    Set the clock to tune in to Maa TV at 9 pm on 11 October for the best entertainment and take the appointment with Ali on Maa…. Don’t miss… Ali Talkies- No Ticket No Tagline

  • Hinduja Brothers receive ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’

    Hinduja Brothers receive ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’

    MUMBAI: Promoters of Hinduja Group, Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja, were presented with a ‘Lifetime Achievement Award’ for their contributions to the United Kingdom’s Asian community.

    “This is a great honour and makes our responsibility more difficult and harder. Our dharma and duty is to serve the Asian community in Britain as best as we can,” said Hinduja Group co-chairman Gopichand Hinduja in his acceptance speech.

    Srichand and Gopichand Hinduja were nominated alongside another NRI businessman Anil Agarwal, Chairman, Vedanta Resources, former England cricket captain Nasser Hussain and Indian-born 102-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh.

    “This government sincerely values the immense contribution of Britain’s Asian community and as Prime Minister I am extremely proud to lead a truly diverse nation where people of all backgrounds live and work so well together,” said British Prime Minister David Cameron in a special message sent for the awards night.

    The Asian Achievers Awards (AAA), in its 13th year now, are organised by the ABPL Group, publishers of ‘Asian Voice’ and ‘Gujarat Samachar’ newspapers in the UK, to celebrate the achievements of south Asians based in Britain.

    This year’s awards were dedicated towards highlighting the achievements of Asian women and all the money raised from a charity auction was earmarked for the Lily Foundation, a charity working against human trafficking in India and the UK.

    “Large countries have lots of problems and these take time to solve. But I love the idea of India and I am confident that the time for India has come,” said Indian high commissioner to the UK Jaimini Bhagwati, a special guest at the event along with sari-clad Cherie Blair who described herself as ‘an honorary member of the Asian community’.