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Ramanand Sagar's&nbsp;cult show 'Ramayan'&nbsp;will soon be back on TV. On public demand, the show will be telecast once again amid the Covid-induced lockdowns and curfews.
'Ramayan' will telecast on Star Bharat, 7 PM every day. The official Twitter handle tweeted the details of the telecast.&nbsp;The show created history upon its re-run on Doordarshan, by becoming the most-watched show ever in the world, giving the highest TRP to the channel.
Actress Dipika&nbsp;Chikhila, who plays he role of 'Sita' on the show, couldn't hold back her joy. She&nbsp;posted a picture on Instagram and said she was very excited that the show will re-run on TV. She&nbsp;asked fans to&nbsp;watch the show and share the knowledge of the Ramayana with&nbsp;future&nbsp;generations.

On public demand, 'Ramayan' will be aired again on TV during the lockdown this year 

Ramayan returns to TV again, Dipika Chikhlia who played Sita shares her excitement

Ramanand Sagar&rsquo;s&nbsp;'Ramayan' returns to TV again
'Ramayan' to be broadcast during the&nbsp;lockdown&nbsp;this year
'Ramayan' will be&nbsp;telecast on Star Bharat, 7 PM every day
Show created history by becoming the most-watched ever
Dipika Chikhlia who played 'Sita' shares her excitement
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Ramanand Sagar's&nbsp;cult show 'Ramayan'&nbsp;will soon be back on TV. On public demand, the show will be telecast once again amid the Covid-induced lockdowns and curfews.
'Ramayan' will telecast on Star Bharat, 7 PM every day. The official Twitter handle tweeted the details of the telecast.&nbsp;The show created history upon its re-run on Doordarshan, by becoming the most-watched show ever in the world, giving the highest TRP to the channel.
Actress Dipika&nbsp;Chikhila, who plays he role of 'Sita' on the show, couldn't hold back her joy. She&nbsp;posted a picture on Instagram and said she was very excited that the show will re-run on TV. She&nbsp;asked fans to&nbsp;watch the show and share the knowledge of the Ramayana with&nbsp;future&nbsp;generations.

Denmark broadcaster DR's newest children's TV show called 'John Dillermand', which is about a man with an extraordinary, extendable penis, is drawing flak from people.
The animated series shows the man, navigating a number of situations, some good and some bad, caused by his huge genitalia.
In the episodes aimed at 4 to 8 year olds, Dillermand is seen using his organ as a lead for his dog only to get requests from his neighbours to walk their pets too.
In yet another instance, he uses his flexible penis to steal ice cream from a zoo! While some did praise the show for its light-hearted way to educate children on anatomy, others debated on the main character, urging the broadcaster to remove the program.

Denmark kids TV show about a man with a giant penis draws flak

A new tv show, aimed at 4 to 8 year old's in Denmark, which is about a man with a giant penis,&nbsp;is drawing sharp criticism&nbsp;

Denmark broadcaster DR's latest children's TV show called 'John Dillermand', which is about a man with an extraordinary, extendable penis, is drawing flak from people.
The animated series shows the man, navigating a number of situations, some good and some bad, caused by his huge genitalia.
In the episodes targeting 4 to 8 year olds, Dillermand is seen using his organ as a lead for his dog only to get requests from his neighbours to walk their pets too.
In yet another instance, he uses his flexible penis to steal ice cream from a zoo! While some did praise the show for its light-hearted way to educate children on anatomy, others debated on it, urging the broadcaster to remove the program.

Samsung has announced festive offers in India for its top-tier 8K QLED range of televisions, with discounts of up to ₹3,00,000.

Get up to a ₹3,00,000 discount on a Samsung 8K QLED TV!

Samsung has announced festive offers in India for its top-tier 8K QLED range of televisions, with discounts of up to ₹3,00,000. From December 24 to 31, customers can get a ₹75,000 discount on the 65-inch models, ₹2,00,000 on the 75-inch models, and ₹3,00,000 on the 82-inch and 85-inch models. It's worth noting that an additional cashback of up to 20% is also being offered, with the TVs available at all leading consumer electronic retail stores in India.

Nokia 43 inch TV review

Nokia has been a household name in the smartphone business for decades jumping from Symbian to Windows Phone and now running on Android. In 2019, the brand delved into the TV space with the launch of a 55-inch TV. In 2020, it expanded that portfolio with the launch of a 43-inch and 65-inch TV. The design, UI and overall appeal of the TV are the same across its screen sizes. The 43-inch Nokia TV costs Rs 31,999 as of writing this review. At the same price point, one can get a 43-inch FHD TV from brands like Sony while brands like Xiaomi, Kodak, Thomson and more offer users a 50-inch 4K HDR TV at about 30K. The price leaves the Nokia TV in a precarious position. 43-inch 4K HDR TV from budget brands are 5-7 thousand rupees cheaper while 55-inch inch 4K HDR TVs are a few thousand rupees more expensive than the 43-inch Nokia TV. The Nokia TV does bring with it features like speakers powered by JBL, an ADS panel and of course, the Nokia brand name. But is it worthy of the asking price, or should you consider the cheaper budget alternatives?

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