Press Release

Star Plus and Big FM unveil 5th edition of Big Star Entertainment Awards

9 December 2014

 Star Plus and radio network Big FM have unveiled the fifth edition of their joint initiative Big Star Entertainment Awards.

The awards property will applaud entertainers across the fields of Bollywood, television, music and sports and their contribution to the entertainment industry. Airing on 31 December, it will ring in the New Year on the channel, .
Reliance Broadcast Network CEO Tarun Katial said, “The award and our partnership with Star Plus have matured wonderfully and we are happy to once again bring together a congregation of the finest entertainers from across industries. This is part of our endeavour to empower audiences with a democratized award which allows them to choose their most favourite entertainers. We look forward to celebrating the evening with the industry and offering audiences an engaging watch on New Year’s Eve.”
Like every year, the awards will be a people’s choice offering, right from the nominations to the final winners. The voting process will see radio, television and digital being enabled for audiences to vote for their most deserving artist.
The award function will also be marketed across radio, television, print and social media.
Source: Televisionpost.com
Show me everything from anytime

UK ratings: Star Plus starts 2014 at top

Star Plus started the new year at pole position

Hindi GECs: A battle for eyeballs

Star Plus general manager Gaurav Banerjee says: “The story is urban and contemporary. This love story begins after a marriage gets over. It explores the theme of a second chance in love. With well-etched characters and a strong urban narrative, the show deals with day-to-day issues faced by modern couples. We are positive that our metro audiences will see a connect with Ishita and Raman, and follow their story.”

Indian mythology serials still a hit on TV

Star India and Zee TV say the focus on making the stories relevant to today's generation has led to the success. "Vyasa wrote the Mahabharat after the Vedas, to convey the same message as the Vedas but through a story," says Star India's programming head Danish Khan.

Imagine more
Id: 6607