MUMBAI: Big 92.7 FM, station, celebrated the 1st Anniversary of its 1st FM Station on the 24th of September in Delhi.The network which already marks its presence in 33 cities across India in less than 1 year started the journey in 2006 with Delhi being the 1st Station to be launched. Big 92.7 FM has seen swiftest set of station launches ever.

As a part of celebration Bindya Naik, Aliya Bose, Molly Zimik & Gunjan Lakhani of Chak De! India fame met up with children from Udayan Care and Kutumb and cut a 100 kg Birthday Cake at PVR Saket on Monday 24th. Kids were given goodies and candies from Big 92.7 FM and Perfetti.

The week long celebration will include a lot of On-air and On-ground Dhoom and Masti, since it?s a reason to celebrate as Big 92.7 FM ? Delhi turns 1 and join the biggest Birthday Celebration in the city? Big 92.7 FM has put together some components that will ensure to entertain the listeners both on- air and on-ground.

Four Vans stationed at 4 hotspots across 4 zones- On reaching the On Ground venue, the promoters check the sms and let the people take part in the contest. A huge box to be fabricated on a commercial vehicle, the box carries 100 small gift boxes gift wrapped (signifying chartbusters). Trivia is asked on the chartbuster box selected by the winner and if answered correctly prizes is given out.

MUMBAI: One daydream that almost all of us have is to be a hero. The heroes of our daydreams vary; as we grow, our ideas of heroes develop and evolve from the mere swashbuckling, sword wielding, dragon slayer to the hero that resides in almost all of us - the hero that rises in times of crisis and when the going gets really tough. This October get ready to be inspired by some real Heroes only on PIX.

PIX every Monday on Perfect 10 pays homage to human courage that makes certain people stand apart from the crowd.

Take the example of Jane Fonda and James Cann in Comes a Horseman, who play hardened ranchers with easy-going outward appearances, but strong emotions fine tuned through a rugged life of hard work or watch the intersecting lives of the occupants of an old apartment block in City of Hope as commercial city developers try to evict them and they do their best to survive - both within and outside of legality.

Barabbas inspires you with an epic account of the thief Barabbas, played by Anthony Quinn, who was spared crucifixion when the Jews chose Christ in his place. The film takes you through his many ordeals as he confronts his inner demons. Scorpio is a lethal game of hide-and-seek between two assassins that leaves you wondering as to who the real hero truly is and what his true motives are. Lastly The Winslow Boy is a truly inspiring tale of a father who risks fortune, health, domestic peace and a daughter‘s prospects to pursue justice for his falsely accused son.

One quality that always arises when discussing heroes is courage and valor of the heart. Catch these touching tales as PIX pays a tribute to world cinema, every Sunday in October at 8 pm. Starting with the brilliant French comedy film La Cage aux Folles on October 7 which makes an effort to address the underlying theme of gay relationships and the courage required to live life on one‘s terms. Ishtar on October 14 is the touching and heartfelt tale of two friends, backed by the genius acting skills of Warren Beatty and Dustin Hoffman, who are trying to make it in the cold, harsh, cutthroat world of music and entertainment, with only each other to depend on.

Another great heroic tale being aired on PIX on October 21 is Khartoum nominated for the Oscars in 1967; this film based on historical events is replete with exciting battle sequences, great performances and a truly stirring story.

Sometimes an individual who heeds a more unusual call, but who follows that call with total dedication is also called a hero. It is the talent or the struggle to express that talent that makes the individual a hero and often a legend. On Sunday, October 28 at 8 pm catch the biography of Charlie Chaplin, filmmaker extraordinaire in Chaplin. The movie, laced with self-deprecating humor and self-reflection on the artistic temperament takes us through Chaplin‘s formative years in England to his highest successes in America, his life, work and loves.

But what‘s heroism without humor! PIX brings you some undiluted comedies this month on Great at 8 starting with Baby Sitters Club on October 22; watch this brilliant film based on the bestselling book series by Ann Martin, about seven 13 year old friends whose babysitting business leads to one adventure after another. This is followed by The Bikini Shop, on October 23 - the story of two fresh graduates who are trying to make a go of the failing Bikini shop they have inherited from an aunt.

On October 24 catch Peter Sellers as he saves the world and all life as a mad US General tries to trigger a nuclear war in Dr. Strangelove. Dr. Strangelove is a heroic film replete with loads of humour while making fun of the whole Cold War situation in the ‘60‘s. To conclude the comedy week on October 25 is the film ‘Eddie‘ - Watch Whoopi Goldberg aka Eddie a New York limo driver and a fanatical follower of the New York Knicks, dream come true when she wins a contest to be the Honoury coach of the team. The movie is a hilarious narration of how Eddie turns around the prima donnas of the team into a success.

In the often impassioned worlds of religion and politics, it is simple to find people who have consciously dedicated their entire lives to a cause - one such man is Spike Lee. Lee was first underground black director to challenge the Hollywood studio stereotype and yet make it big in the industry. Catch two of Lee‘s most acclaimed movies on Thursday October 11 and 18 on Perfect 10 as he makes bold political statements about racial politics in post-apartheid America with Get on the Bus and School Daze. "October is a celebration of the triumph of the human spirit; the films celebrate the lives of some very extraordinary people - extraordinary because they damn well did not buckle under pressure but went on to change their destinies", adds Gitanjali Murari, Programming Head, PIX.

Moving on from heroes in life to the heroes on screen catch all new episodes of Inside the Actors Studio as Russell Crowe, Natalie Portman, Mark Ruffalo and Robert Downey Jr. discuss their journey as actor with James Lipton every Sunday in October at 7 pm only on PIX.

MUMBAI: The world has changed. The 21st century man is acutely aware of the importance of a fine manicure or a fruity facial.

Catch well-known presenter Arun Thapar as he takes a journey to the world of high-end male grooming unraveling the mysteries of a spa. Arun explores the Shanti Ananda Maurice in Mauritius, a spa that has the best mix of all therapies across the world! Arun meets spa queen Devika Anand, goes for luxurious golfing...tries his hand at catching a green Goblin and of course gets the exotic seaweed wrap.

Watch the witty and insightful ‘Spectacular Spas for Men‘, for some of the best spa experiences around the world, only on NDTV Good Times at 10 pm on Saturday, 29 September.

MUMBAI: The clock is ticking away and its 2 days to go for Bangalore?s music champions to battle it out at the Regional Finals of ?Radio City MQ? India?s first and definitive Corporate Music Quiz!The stage is set for some serious quizzing action 5 PM onwards on September 28, 2007 at the Taj Residency as technology titans like Infosys, IBM, Accenture, Wipro, TCS, Yahoo, Technopak clash their music quotient with AXIS Bank, SAB Miller, DLF and McCann Erickson among others! After an overwhelming response from over fifty of Bangalore?s leading corporate houses with more coming in, the much awaited regional finals of ?Radio City MQ? will see the two top scoring teams fly down to Mumbai for the National Finals.

Elaborating on the response received for ?Radio City MQ?, Mr. Rana Barua, National Head ? Marketing, Radio City 91.1FM says, ?We are overjoyed with the number of entries pouring in for Radio City MQ! As a concept, we were always certain that a Corporate Music Quiz would take off very well with the corporate fraternity. As music experts, Radio City through MQ is providing a unique, innovative and challenging platform for corporates to test their music knowledge. The kind of feedback we?ve received only goes to show how much this concept addresses an unmet need!?

Mr. Barua added, ?Bangalore sure looks all set to have ?Whatte Fun? all the way on the ?Radio City MQ?! I would say that Delhi and Mumbai better be prepared for we?re coming there next!?

The first elimination rounds in Bangalore on September 28 will witness 4 Bangalore teams qualify for the Regional Finals. The Regional Finals for Delhi and Mumbai will be held on October 5 at The Taj Palace, Delhi and October 12 at The Taj President, Mumbai respectively. Two top scoring teams from the Regional Finals in Bangalore and Delhi each will be flown down to Mumbai for the Grande Finale slated for October 12, 2007 at the Taj President, Mumbai.

Winners to the first ?Radio City MQ? will win big with holiday packages to exotic Indian destinations, Toshiba laptops, Gibson guitars, eye-wear from Ray Ban, Pierre Cardin watches, GAS designer outfits, adventure packages and much more!

Known for its pioneering initiatives, Radio City 91.1 FM, India‘s Leading Radio Network announced the launch of ?Radio City MQ? an exciting and first-of-its-kind Corporate Musical Quiz catering to music enthusiasts from the corporate world. With ?Radio City MQ?, Kingfisher Airlines comes on-board as Premium Airline Partner, while Pierre Cardin Swiss is the Official Time Partner. Gas, Ray Ban, Toshiba and Gibson Guitars are the Prize Partners while exchange4media.com and Impact are Trade Partners to the Event.

MUMBAI: While Dhoni lifted the first ever Twenty20 World Cup and the Indian team went crazy in Johannesburg with its win over Pakistan; Radio Mirchi listeners and employees were freaking out in India. When Team India was batting sixes and fours on the field, it was raining CASH for the listeners of Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM. 28 Mirchi and cricket crazy listeners won Rs. 4000 on every four and Rs. 6000 on every six that Indian batsmen shot and Rs.10, 000 for every wicket that India took!

Radio Mirchi 98.3 FM, India?s hottest radio station had planned a plethora of fun-filled activities for listeners and employees across the country. Across all the Radio Mirchi stations of the radio channel (throughout 33 offices), there was no work post 5 pm and everyone was watching the cricket finals with their colleagues in the office. Their was food, band baja to celebrate the sixers and the fours and of course the spirit of happiness. Moreover, there was an interoffice competition where in three Radio Mirchi stations won the award for best celebrations and were given cricket kits for their office.

Mirchi employees on-air were heard urging other employers to give their employees an early off so that they too could enjoy the match. In addition, Mirchi requested the caller‘s boss on his / her behalf to give them an early off to watch the match.

India jeet gayi yaar!!! This final was mirchidaar.