MUMBAI: Big Magic a variety entertainment channel has been engaging viewers with its compelling and clutter breaking content through its multi genre shows. The channel is all set to lure its spectators by adding a crime show under its hat named as ‘Khaki Ek Vachan’. Produced by the talented Homi Wadia, it is a show which is inspired by real life crime stories and the deeds of the honorable police system for our nation. Slated to start from the 10 July, 2017, it will be aired every Monday to Friday at 8:30pm.
Just like its name, Khaki Ek Vachan will portray the government officials as the true heroes of our country who sacrifice their life for safety of the common man. Each episode of the show will highlight the journey of the loyal officers and portray real crime and corruption stories which are brought in the court of justice by the police officials.
The show creates a ripple of hope among people that even a speck of good in our police department can provide even handedness and can take down foes mightier than the mightiest of them all.
The talented ace actor Aman Verma who has entertained the viewers with his exceptional acting and anchoring skills will be seen hosting the show.
The upcoming series will be driven by a marketing promotion bustle to reach out to its target markets through its various persuasive campaigns across television, radio, digital and on-ground activation.
Commenting on the launch of the new show, the spokesperson from Big Magic said, “Khaki Ek Vachan is a unique offering which pays tribute to the hardworking police officers of our nation. Through its compelling storyline, the show will showcase the deeds and real life stories of the officials who fight for justice. The concept will reinstill civilians’ faith in the police system.”
Big Magic is available across all DTH platforms such as Tata Sky, Airtel, Videocon, Dish TV, Reliance Digital TV along with all cable operators including Hathway, DD Free Dish, Incable, Digicable, DEN, 7 Star, ABS, Siticable, Star Broadband and GTPL among others.
