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Broadband entertainment portal, Rajshri.com , has announced the online premiere of TV shows, Malgudi Days and Fauji on their site. The portal announces an exclusive collection of Republic Day videos, wallpapers and ringtones, in the spirit of patriotism.
Representatives of Rajshri.com revealed that one new episode each, of Malgudi Days and Fauji will be unveiled everyday on the portal, with the option of being streamed, free of charge, or download at USD 1.99 per episode. Besides the regular Hindi version of ‘Fauji’, an English subtitled version is also being offered.
Rajjat A. Barjatya, Managing Director, Rajshri Media said, “We are delighted to give our viewers the opportunity to enjoy classics like Malgudi Days and Fauji online on-demand. Both are cult TV shows and given the success of Mahabharat, we believe there will be tremendous interest among consumers to watch both shows online. Malgudi Days is one of the most endearing TV shows in history. Fauji was Shahrukh Khan’s debut on screen and the show that successfully paved the way for his foray into Bollywood and now for his return to TV on KBC3”.
The portal will also offer epic serial, Mahabharat, with Spanish and French subtitles, soon.
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