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NDTV Good Times launches two new shows
'Royal Reservation - Project Living' is back and takes the 9 PM slot on Saturdays. 'A Whole New World' takes the 9.30 PM slot on Fridays
BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | January 22, 2013
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NDTV Good Times launched two new shows – 'A Whole New World' and 'Royal Reservation - Project Living' over the weekend. After the immense success and popularity of its food, travel and fashion shows, the lifestyle channel has ventured into the home and décor space with the novel home improvement show 'A Whole New World' which went on-air on January 18, 2013. The show will be telecast every Friday at 9.30 PM.
At the same time, the channel is back with a trunkful of royal inspiration to transform the way you live with 'Royal Reservation - Project Living'. The show aims to create contemporary spaces inspired by the aristocrats of style. The 13-episode series will highlight royal homes with host of insights from chic princesses and stylish princes on modern ways to live your life king-size. The series takes the 9 PM slot on Saturdays.
'A Whole New World' makes room for every kind of change. The 13-episode series guides you to tackle these changes and make your home more suited to your current needs. Every individual faces a life-changing situation at some point in time. It could be preparing for the birth of your first child, moving in of your aging parents or the moving out of one of your siblings after marriage. Hosted by Juhi Pande, enigmatic television presenter and a well-known host, the series helps you welcome the change with arms wide open. The show features experts in the fields of architecture, interior design and home technology, including Saket Sethi, Lipika Sud, Pratibha Kohli, Arti Sondhi amongst many others and focuses on transforming one room of the house for the participant to best suit their needs.
Shibani Sharma Khanna, Channel Director, NDTV Good Times and Creative Head, NDTV Lifestyle, said, “Home décor as a segment has a lot of untapped potential and being the pioneer in lifestyle programming it made perfect sense to explore this for our Indian audiences, worldwide. The show aims to open ones' world to myriad ideas with the assistance of the industry's best designers and architects. The concept of the series is to help viewers welcome new and exciting changes in their lives with a smile. The show takes care of every little aspect that goes into setting up that special space in your home perfectly and promises to help you discover a whole new world.”
The show is divided into five segments and features people with really deserving life changing situations in segment one. The best of the architects are brought to the show to work with prestigious brands and transform their space into a whole new world. Keeping in mind the tastes of the participants, eminent designers make sure that no stone is left unturned. The priceless reactions of the participants on seeing their 'new world' are something the team strives for and we intend to put together a new space by bringing the best from all spheres.
In 'Royal Reservation - Project Living', Amrita Gandhi brings her endearing charm and charisma to the show. She has met enough royals over the years to fill up the Delhi Durbar, and in this series she gets them to spill the beans on their prized lifestyle secrets.
The show will feature members of royal families including Nawab Saif Ali Khan, Raghuvendra Rathore, Begum of Pataudi, Princess Esra Jah of Hyderabad, the Princess of Rampur, Hanut Singh of Kapurthala and Princess of Kishangarh of Kishangarh, amongst many others.
Shibani Sharma Khanna said, “The royals have always been a source of inspiration with the aura of grandeur around them. The show lays emphasis on their homes, design and personal style, offering extraordinary ideas to bring an aristocratic touch to our urban lifestyles.”
Elated to be back with her favourite show, Amrita Gandhi said, “The show will shed light on how the royals perceive luxury and their elegant yet elaborate lifestyles. There is so much to offer for everyone, be it simple tips on playing the perfect host or how to do up your favourite living space in a novel way.”