MUMBAI: Big FM's Bangalore station has launched Indian radio's first ever paranormal show. Titled Yecherikay (Caution!), – touching upon the supernatural, occult, ghosts and much more, the show airs each day between 11 pm and 1 am. Another of the Station's latest offering includes a new show called �HaLay Recordu' (Old Record) that will air from Monday to Friday at 9 pm. This show presents retro music that belongs to the 70s when the golden oldies ruled.

The station's early morning show of â€?Suprabhatam' hosted by RJ Rashmi is also being presented with additions to ensure the local populace wakes up to soulful music 

Yecherikay! (Caution!) with RJ Vicky takes listeners on a complete poltergeist ride each night. This novel show deals with the supernatural aspects of life – mysticism, uncanniness, unfamiliar, unimaginable and much more! RJ Vicky will be visiting alleged haunted houses in the city and also scourging around for all the spooky vibes that the city has to offer.

HaLay Recordu... (Old Record) which will air from Monday to Friday at 9 pm will have RJ Nethra take listeners down the memory lane and back into the 70's. The program will entertain and inform audiences of the best music from yesteryears drawn from a wide variety of genres that reflect classic society and our diverse forms of musical expression. The show will play some of the choicest retro songs and will see the interspersing of music with interesting nuggets of trivia and information of Sandalwood that will make for high listener interest.

The early morning show �Suprabhatam' from 6 am to 7 am and hosted by RJ Rashmi is seeing a change from religious to spiritual. The show will integrate the concept of �good life' from all religions and give people a certain practicality to their approach to life.

Says Big Bangalore station head Sunil Kumaran, It is our constant endeavour to ensure we offer superlative content through our music offerings and program formats. Consumer insights and research did point at high interest levels in paranormal programming, which has never been offered before on radio and we seized the opportunity. Radio, they say, is the theatre of the mind, which makes this program very appropriate. The other offerings pump up our music offerings as we innovate to be able to offer listeners aural pleasure never experienced before. We are confident that Bangalore will receive this offering with much delight....