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Prospective lovers get a chance to unite

She is a celebrated radio jockey who has covered every news-breaking event from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi's bulldozers pulverising commercial establishments to horrendous and ghastly crimes in the Capital.

And now Simran Kohli is all set to play Cupid to lovelorn listeners unable to profess their love for each other and bailing them out of their dilemma. She has been roped in by BIG 92.7 FM, the country's largest FM network, to host one of its most popular flagship shows, "Nau Baje Ki Setting". Earlier this year, Simran had taken a break from radio jockeying to set up a Radio Management Academy. Simran is in Delhi to give the city a taste of something nobody's ever heard, felt or dealt with ever before, on any radio station.

"Nau Baje Ki Setting", which hooks Delhiites from 9-30 p.m. to 10-30 p.m. every day will see Simran hosting the show. Being a person who is in love with the idea of being in love, Simran fits in perfectly with the theme of the show as the eternal romanticist whose sole aim is to unite prospective lovers.

An extremely popular radio personality, Simran started her radio career way back in 1995.

-- Madhur Tankha

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