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Eloelo app launches digital campaign for its game show with Aakash Chopra
Mumbai: Eloelo live entertainment app, has launched a digital campaign for its live game show, ‘Diwan-e-Cricket.’ The campaign video highlights the craze of the cricket World Cup in India. Eloelo’s game show ‘Diwan-e-Cricket,’ is an engaging cricket quiz show hosted by celebrated cricket analyst, Aakash Chopra. Cricket enthusiasts can prepare for a thrilling experience and compete for Rs one lakh in cash prizes and the chance to meet Aakash Chopra live.
Aakash Chopra’s X (tweet) on the campaign:
Live match action toh fans dekhte hain
Par innings break mein match analysis ka ek min bhi miss na karne wale deewane kehlate hain!#AakashChopraonEloelo #Diwanecricket#ad pic.twitter.com/gD4PQ21SIK— Aakash Chopra (@cricketaakash) October 7, 2023
Brands like Meesho, Ajio, Pizza Hut, Zee5, boAT, AbhiBus, Asian Paints, Coin Switch, Parle-G, and Zepto also reacted to the campaign on X (Twitter).
Starting on 8 October 2023, ‘Diwan-e-Cricket’ will captivate viewers during the innings break of every India match in the ODI World Cup. Aakash Chopra, former Indian cricketer, renowned commentator, popular YouTuber, and esteemed columnist, will kick off the dynamic live show with insightful match commentary and offer an opportunity for Eloelo app users to interact with him on the live show. The quiz will follow, featuring four options per question and a countdown timer. The contestant with the most accurate responses will have the opportunity to claim enticing cash rewards.
Host of the game show Aakash Chopra said, I am excited to host Diwan-e-cricket exclusively LIVE on the Eloelo App which is one of the leading live streaming platforms in India. Cricket is of course a sport that unifies the entire nation and the way Eloelo has envisioned the show, with both live interactivity with users and a fun game show combined into a first-of-its-kind concept is what really got me interested. It combines the nation’s interest in the ongoing World Cup with a deewangi for cricket in general, in a unique and fun way. Cricket lovers are sure to love the show.
Eloelo CEO Saurabh Pandey emphasised the company’s unwavering commitment to creating interactive entertainment that aligns seamlessly with Indian sensibilities. He commented, “At Eloelo, our aim is to tap into the shifting consumer behaviour from TV-based content consumption to mobile-based content consumption. With the World Cup fever across the country, we want to extend our app users a chance to not only engage with their favourite game live with an expert but also stand a chance to win big. ‘Diwan-e-Cricket’ is in line with our social games offerings that have cultural resonance with a core layer of interactivity to them.”
Get ready for an exhilarating experience throughout the ICC World Cup Tournament as ‘Diwan-e-Cricket’ blends entertainment with exciting cash rewards. This exclusive event, hosted on the Eloelo platform with 37 million users and 120K creators, invites participants from every corner of India to seize the opportunity to win INR 1 lakh in cash prizes!
Eloelo recently secured $22 million in a Pre-Series B funding round, co-led by Courtside Ventures, Griffin Gaming Partners Mixi Inc, Waterbridge Ventures, Lumikai Fund, Kalaari Capital, Convivialite Ventures, and Rocket Capital. The app continues to offer a diverse range of shows, including Lovehouse, Tambola, Ludo, the latest addition, Tol Mol Ke Bol, and the exclusively designed “Diwan-e-Cricket” for the upcoming ICC World Cup Tournament. This recent funding and continuous addition of interesting shows are intended to propel Eloelo’s business growth to new heights.
Eloelo recently secured $22 million in a Pre-Series B funding round, co-led by Courtside Ventures, Griffin Gaming Partners Mixi Inc, Waterbridge Ventures, Lumikai Fund, Kalaari Capital, Convivialite Ventures, and Rocket Capital. The app continues to offer a diverse range of shows, including Lovehouse, Tambola, Ludo, the latest addition, Tol Mol Ke Bol, and the exclusively designed “Diwan-e-Cricket” for the upcoming ICC World Cup Tournament. This recent funding and continuous addition of interesting shows are intended to propel Eloelo’s business growth to new heights.
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