Atlas Media has revealed its newest IP, “Politician vs Cinestars League.”
The “Politician Vs Cinestars League” is expected to bring together entertainment and sportsmanship. These events will take place in various locations across India, adding diversity and regional representation to the league.
Moses Chinappa, Managing Director of Atlas Media, expressed great enthusiasm for the “Politician Vs Cinestars League.” He claimed that the company’s dedicated team had put in extensive research and hard work to develop this IP, which promises to be an intriguing and exciting model.
Amar Dixit, the CEO of Atlas Media, revealed that the league will be organised across multiple locations in India, featuring politicians and cine stars from all states. This endeavor aims to bring together renowned figures from both the political sphere and the film industry into the single most popular sports platform – Cricket.
Pankaj Kesari, an actor from the Telugu film industry and the Head of Atlas Media Film Division, provided further insights into the league. He shared that the league is scheduled to kick off from upcoming winter season, “promising an exhilarating experience for participants and viewers alike, The league will be broadcasted on Television channels and it will also be streamed on digital platforms.”
The “Politician Vs Cinestars League” brings together politicians and movie stars to allow these influential figures to interact, collaborate, and engage with the public on a sports platform.
The IP aims to create a fusion of politics and cinema by showcasing the talents of politicians and movie stars while also providing a platform for cross-cultural exchange and audience engagement.
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