Music and Youth
Relive the Golden days with Shemaroo Entertainment’s “Friday Rewind with RJ Adaa”
MUMBAI: Consumers are in for a treat as Shemaroo Entertainment has lined up a new series in association with Adaa, consisting of famous Bollywood songs. The show titled, “Friday Rewind with RJ Adaa” went on air last Friday on Shemaroo Entertainment’s YouTube channel, Shemaroo Filmi Gaane. With over 90 million unique users every month, Shemaroo’s FILMI GAANE is designed to entertain audiences across all age groups taking them back to the golden era.
Friday Rewind with RJ Adaa is designed to bring Hindi music connoisseurs closer to evergreen Bollywood songs by giving a young and enthusiastic twist to unheard classic stories narrated in the soothing voice. Adaa, more popularly known as RJ Adaa on Radio, will host the eight-episode series which will range from romantic renditions of Kishore Kumar to the soulful tunes of Lata Mangeshkar to the magical melodies of RD Burman. The show will take all the fans of Hindi Music through a musical journey and will bring back all the fond memories.
Speaking on the association Adaa said, “I am extremely pleased to be associated with Shemaroo Entertainment to reach out to my listeners through their brand-new show called ‘Friday Rewind with RJ Adaa.’ The audience of the show will be taken back to the Golden era of famous Bollywood hits. After doing almost a decade of radio, event and stage performances, with this show my listeners will get a chance to see me in a completely different avatar. Tune in to Shemaroo Entertainment’s YouTube channel Filmi Gaane every Friday, where I will share interesting quips on Bollywood personalities and play some famous Hindi songs.”
Shemaroo Entertainments YouTube channel, Filmi Gaane, is a popular destination for listeners of Bollywood Music with a subscriber base of over 15 Million. It is a one stop destination for all the chart buster songs from super-hit Bollywood movies right from “Mughal-E-Azam’ & ‘Sangam’ to ‘Don’ & ‘Namak Halal’ to ‘Dil’, ‘Beta’, ‘Jaanwar’ & ‘Andaaz’, it encompasses the best of all decades. Viewers can enjoy the
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