Zee Tamil has launched a new campaign in India called ‘Unga Veetu Super Queen’.
‘Unga Veetu Super Queen’ will celebrate women like never and bring to the fore several thought-provoking tales.
The channel is all set to celebrate talented women who have done something exceptional and inspirational for their family, friends, or community.
Every week Zee Tamil will re-post the inspiring women on their social handles.
The channel will choose 15 inspirational women who will be invited to the Super Queen Grand Finale, where they will get a chance to share the stage with all the top celebrities of the show and present their aspirational stories on live television!
Speaking about the ingenious campaign, Siju Prabhakaran, South Cluster Head, Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd said, “Zee Tamil always aims at providing its viewers with progressive and aspirational content. One such reality show that celebrates women from all walks of life and brings forth their heart-warming stories is Super Queen and our viewers have enjoyed the show.
“To take the show’s message forward and to honor some real-life, inspirational women, we have come up with another novel campaign – ‘Unga Veetu Super Queen,’ where we allow viewers to nominate women whom they believe are worthy of being crowned as a Queen. We are keen to present their thought-provoking tales to the people of India and celebrate women like never before,” Prabhakaran added.
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