MUMBAI: Shefali Zariwala will rock the show on the Kid‘s special on Boogie Woogie on 18 May. She will add sparks to the renewed Sansui Boogie Woogie by performing some hot numbers in her style and will also act as a guest judge on the show.

This episode will also feature nine young participants out of which the three best performers will be selected to move on to the next round. A sibling, parent or even a teacher is allowed to join in. D- day will see the four finalists trying to out do each other to win the prize money. The winner takes home Rs 0.5 million.

MUMBAI: Vasudha brings Shalini home and is concerned about her safety.Vedika, who is aware of Shalini‘s identity, is shocked to see Shalini entering their house with Vasudha. Vedika is trying to convince Vasudha to shift her to some other place, which irks Vasudha. In the meantime Uttara gets to know that Shalini is in Dhirendra‘s house and she panics. She wants to keep Shalini away and so tells her son Sushant to get Shalini out of the Raisinghania house. But Sushant doesn‘t succeed.

Sinha also gets to know of Shalini‘s discharge and is upset. This was his only trump card against Dhirendra. He gets Rudraksh to secure that most coveted file which could open a Pandora‘s box.

Dhirendra returns home and is very curious to meet the accident victim. The moment he realizes that it is Shalini he is shocked and delighted. His scheming mind is busy-this is the chance to use her as his pawn to get back at Uttara and to end the Sushant-Vasudha relationship.

Dhirendra invites Uttara home for dinner on the pretext of finalizing the wedding plans. Uttara realizes it‘s a trap but accepts the invitation. Dhirendra is looking forward to the meeting between Shalini and Uttara. His sadistic mind is looking forward to their meeting in his house. At the dinning table the inevitable happens. Shalini‘s past provokes her and she decides to take revenge and how? Vasudha gets stabbed. Will Dhirendra save Vasudha whose life is in danger?

Catch the drama from Monday 15 May to 17 May, at 9.30 pm on Virrudh, Har Rishata Ek Kurukshetra only on Sony Entertainment Television.

MUMBAI: The ongoing India - Bangladesh ODI cricket series featuring live on Neo Sports includes Extra Cover, a pacy pre, mid and post match show specifically targetting the youth viewer.

Extra Cover features young exciting talent like Rohan Gavaskar and Hrishikesh Kanitkar along with moderator Radhakrishnan Srineevasan for the first time on international cricket broadcast.

MUMBAI: RED FM, India‘s fastest growing station and listeners‘ station of expression received four awards at the 32nd RAPA awards 2007. RED FM was awarded with the Best Radio show Hindi - ‘Morning No1 with Malishka‘, Best Male Radio Jockey Hindi - RJ Mantra & Finale Female Radio Jockey Hindi - RJ Malishka and RAPA Special Trophy - Campaign of the year to Hoezay and Suresh Menon was awarded for ‘Kamla Ka Hamla.‘ RAPA AWARDS recognize and honour outstanding radio and television commercials, jingles and programmes and the people who create them.

Overwhelmed with the honour bestowed on the RED FM team, Abraham Thomas, COO, RED FM said, "I am very delighted with the awards that RED FM team as received at the 32nd RAPA Awards ceremony. It is a true recognition and appreciation of all the hard work that the entire team of RED FM puts in for millions of radio listeners day in and day out. I would like to thank RAPA Awards for all the encouragement and appreciation that have conferred upon the RED FM team."

On the occasion of receiving the award, RJ Malishka said, "It feels great to be awarded the Best Female RJ Hindi trophy and the best Radio show for Morning No1. I would like to thank my entire RED FM team for believing in me and RAPA Awards for giving me this great honour."

RJ Mantra further added, "RAPA Awards is the biggest award in radio industry and I am very delighted that I received this award from yester years radio king Ameen Sayani. I would like to thank my listeners for all the love and appreciation that have showered on me in such a short span of time"

RAPA is one of India‘s oldest associations of media professionals. It came into existence over 32 years ago on 4th November, 1974, when like minded creative professionals in the radio and advertising fields got together to represent the industry. RAPA awards has contributed significantly towards promoting the entire range of Indian languages for excellence in audio and visual advertising through an array of activities such as lectures, reorientation workshops, seminars etc.