Tag: Kitchen Kamaal

  • White Horse readies new Kannada shows for Kasthuri TV

    White Horse readies new Kannada shows for Kasthuri TV

    BENGALURU: As a part of its programming revamp, White Horse Network Services, which manages the operations of the Kannada GEC Kasthuri TV, has launched two new shows for the channel. Additionally, two more shows are also in the pipeline.

     

    The two 30 minutes soaps Nee Hacchida Kumkuma and Prema Pallavi will be aired during the primetime slot of 7 – 8 pm. The shows will run daily Monday to Friday starting 27 April, 2015. On the other hand, Kitchen Kamaal and Ganda Hendathi are also slated to launch soon.

     

    The first soap Nee Hacchida Kumkuma intends to show the importance of moral values in one’s life. The soap features around Mrudula – a girl with principles and Aishwarya, a girl with no moral values and Samay – Mrudula’s love interest, a man whose ambition is social welfare.

     

    The second show Prema Pallavi features four main characters Suryakanthi, Chandrakanthi, Shalwa and Parashara. It showcases the twisted love story between them. Rekha Rani is the writer, director, producer for the show and also has the additional responsibilities for story, screenplay and dialogues.

     

    A source from Kasthuri TV tells Indiantelevision.com that so far 15 episodes of both the soaps have been canned. Depending upon the popularity of the shows, 250 plus episodes could be the way ahead.

     

    Each episode is about 21 minutes long, the rest of the time being utilised for promos and advertisements. “We have brands from big companies like HUL, Procter & Gamble, Tata Sky and Colgate on board as advertisers. However, we have not have taken on title or anchor sponsors, though a couple of brands have evinced interest. We will wait for the shows to pick up momentum in ratings and then take in sponsors,” the source further revealed.

     

    Elaborating the programming changes that the company has made and plans to make in the near future, White Horse CEO and managing director P Kailasam said, “Along with these new soaps, we have planned to give viewers delightful experience of cooking an exquisite range of international and authentic food from all over the world. A show not only for food lovers but also learners – Kitchen Kamaal. With regards to our rich culture and family values, we have The show will be anchored by Naveen Krishna along with Mahalakshmi. Ganda Hendathi will be catering to the participants from districts all over Karnataka.”

     

  • Kasthuri TV launches new logo; readies four new shows

    Kasthuri TV launches new logo; readies four new shows

    MUMBAI: Kannada general entertainment channel (GEC) Kasthuri TV, which was taken over by Whitehorse Network in November 2014 has been undergoing an extensive revamp process.

     

    The channel will be launching its new logo, a day after the auspicious festival of Ugadi on 22 March. This is part of the channel’s ‘New Shows, New Look, New Positioning’ strategy.

     

    The channel’s new logo is being launched in order to enhance its look and feel while keeping its target audience in mind. The happy and smart logo has been designed with the intent of captivating its audience specially women and the youth.

     

    Whitehorse Network CEO P Kailasam said, “Apart from the new programme line-up, we are also working towards changing the look of the channel. Hence, to begin with, we are now going to launch the new channel logo on the auspicious occasion of Ugadi Festival.”

     

    Apart from this, Kasthuri TV has lined up four new shows, which will be launched by mid-April this year. Out of the four shows, there will be two each in the fiction and non-fiction categories. Of the two fiction shows, the first is a women centric daily soap, which focuses on the beautiful relationship between a father and a daughter. The second daily show is a love story that goes through various tests and trials and still stands strong. 

     

    Of the non-fiction shows, while the first will solely focus on children’s entertainment, the other will be for older age groups. Kasthuri TV is also in the process of giving a completely new look to its cookery show Kitchen Kamaal, in order to make it appealing to its viewers, especially women.

     

    Earlier this year, the channel had launched seven new shows, both, in fiction and non-fiction categories. All shows aired during weekday prime time slots. Additionally, there are also a number of category-A movies, which are being telecast every weekend on Saturday at prime time and on Sunday at 4 pm.