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Aircel connects with rural audiences through ‘Aircel’er Protishruti, Shob Shomoi aro Beshi’

| | Feb 18, 2016, at 08:08 pm
Kolkata, Feb 18 (IBNS): Reinforcing and strengthening it’s connect with customers, Aircel, one of India’s leading innovative mobile service providers, kick-started a series of nukkad nataks (street plays) in West Bengal to spread awareness about Aircel’s popular value for money products and services amongst the rural audiences of the state.

Aircel promises to simplify intricate details about its products and services for all its customers, in an innovative and engaging manner by way of Nukkad Nataks(street plays). 

The series of Nukkad Nataks promises to draw huge crowds who are keen to explore the products and services offered by Aircel. These street plays will be implemented in more than twenty four areas across South 24 Parganas and Murshidabad areas over the next 10-12 days engaging with audiences in a fun yet meaningful way.  

Anil Gupta, Regional Manager, Aircel East said, “At Aircel, our steadfast endeavor has been to understand the pulse of our valuable customers and create products and services that will eventually delight them.  As a traditional and a powerful means of communication, nukkad nataks or street plays always leave a strong impression amongst the audience and we’re very proud and excited to be one of the first telecom operators to organize them in West Bengal. We’re confident that through these nukkad nataks, we will be able to reach out and build a strong bond with our audience”.

He further added, “As a customer centric organization, we follow a ‘customer first’ strategy where ‘customer listening’ is key and we are constantly driven by customer insights and feedback. We will continue to strive hard to keep performing and delivering on all said parameters of customer delight.”

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