#AyodhyaKiTicket: ShareChat's Virtual Ram Mandir Festivity Unveiled

EE News Desk Jan 17, 2024

Those who can't be in Ayodhya for the Ram Mandir consecration, need not worry. ShareChat will bring the festivities to those. ShareChat has unveiled #AyodhyaKiTicket, a comprehensive in-app campaign to bring the historic consecration of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya to every user, right at their fingertips.

ShareChat, the destination for all trending content launches this week-long campaign, starting from 15 to 22 January,2024 inviting users to experience the vibrancy of Ayodhya through a range of in-app activities designed to engage and connect its community nationwide.

Through #AyodhyaKiTicket, ShareChat will take the user experience beyond simple viewing, transforming the platform into a virtual portal to Ayodhya’s celebrations where users can witness the consecration of Ram Mandir live and light up Sri Ram Jyoti from home using an interactive web card. In addition, the app will also have trending tags, featuring content pieces throwing light on topics such as history, Ramayan, Sanatana Dharma, and preparation around the temple consecration. Furthermore, to cater to diverse interests and enrich the user experience, special tags will be curated to keep the users updated on the latest happenings around Ram Mandir's consecration, featuring content on guidelines, administrative updates, celebrities visiting Ayodhya, and more. Users can also tune into exclusive Live Chatrooms to listen to Ramayan Path and take part in daily quizzes.

Talking about the campaign, Shashank Shekhar, Senior Director, Content Strategy and Operations, ShareChat & Moj said “ShareChat celebrates the cultural richness of our nation and with this campaign we aim to bring the essence of Ayodhya closer to every user, fostering a sense of togetherness during this historic moment. No matter where you are, ShareChat will be your #AyodhyaKiTicket. Join millions of users as they experience this momentous occasion through interactive features, insightful content, and a shared sense of community.”