MUMBAI: RED FM presents the biggest pranksters of Delhi to entertain their listeners with a show from Dilliwala’s car. ‘Kadak Launde RJ Kisna and RJ Ashish’ made daily commuters enjoy their frustrating rides back home and put a smile on their face. The RJs took lifts from people by holding an ‘ON-AIR’ signboard, and hosted the show together from the listener’s car. These listeners were later gratified with gifts and surprises.
The capital of India saw people turn their heads in surprise when they saw the signboard between 5 pm to 9 pm every day. The longer the commuters were able to entertain the RJs, the longer the RJs would stay in the commuter’s car. The moment boredom kicks in between the journey the RJs will board of the car and hitchhike another one.
Celebrities like Sunny Leone, Sanjay Mishra, Ranvir Shorey, Vidya Balan, Kalki Koechlin and Sumit Vyas, Hans Raj Hans, Manoj Tiwari have already been part of this show. Catch glimpses of the funny banter between the RJs and the stars on RED FM’s Facebook page.
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Red FM COO Nisha Narayanan said, “The first season of Agla Show Teri Car Se had received a tremendous response from the listeners. The second season as well will keep the listeners excited during the evening drive time and will give them an opportunity to grab a day of fame. We look forward to some great crowd-sourced content in collaboration with our in-house entertainers Dilli ke kadak launde ‘Kisna and Ashish’.”
RED FM listeners are picked up after a detailed shortlisting process. Listeners who are interested in hosting the RJs in their car have to send their names on the Watsapp no – 7531935935. Post this, the computer picks up the lucky listener through a random selection. There are goodie bags also up for grabs for listeners who can ‘spot the car’ from which the show is on air during the evening hours. The show is supported by a massive media rollout encompassing OOH across Delhi/ NCR, Metro branding, Auto branding and Print ads. The show is getting a huge response from the listeners and every day thousands of messages are pouring in.
