Zing, a youth entertainment channel, is gearing up to spread laughter and joy with the launch of its latest offering, ‘Oh Teri!’
This exciting addition to Zing’s content line-up comes hot on the heels of the successful launch of ‘Snaackz’, catering to Gen-Z’s lifestyle preferences through curated content from emerging lifestyle creators.
Scheduled to debut on May 5, coinciding with World Laughter Day, ‘Oh Teri!’ promises to be a laughter extravaganza,
With popular names like ‘Sahil Virwani Pranks from Mumbai’, ‘Devraj Das and Swagata Banerjee aka Prank Buzz from Kolkata, and ‘Ravi Yadav aka DR Prank from Prayagraj’ on board, audiences can expect a hilarious ride filled with antics, mischief, and chaos.
Boasting a collective subscriber base of over four million across social media platforms, these creators bring their unique comedic flair to ‘Oh Teri!’, ensuring a laugh-a-minute experience for viewers. Just like ‘Snaackz’, ‘Oh Teri!’ will receive extensive promotion across various mediums, ensuring maximum reach among TV and social media audiences.
Pankaj Balhara, Business Head of Zing, expressed excitement about the new venture, highlighting the power of humorous content in connecting with Gen-Z and spreading joy in today’s fast-paced world. Balhara emphasized Zing’s commitment to providing a platform for budding creators, fostering a community where talent can thrive and reach wider audiences.
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