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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 7 (ANI/NewsVoir): Of course you have dreamt of seeing your favourite Bollywood celebrity in person or even getting their autograph would be a memory to keep for a lifetime.
Tring identified this gap in the market, between fans wanting more from the celebrities in terms of personal interaction and the celebrities wanting to give back more to their fans, individually. But how did Tring accomplish this?
Tring is now India's Largest Celebrity Shoutout Platform, with 2400 plus celebrities in their ever-growing roster. You can currently buy 4 products from Tring - Personalised Video Message, DM on Social Media, Live Video Call and Wishes on Radio! All these unique products are extravagant and a medium to a grand gesture.
The company boasts of a elite clientele of top Bollywood and International Stars, including prominent celebrities like Saina Nehwal, Neha Sharma, Sharman Joshi, Kiku Sharda, Salim Merchant, Sophie Choudry, with the likes of some International faces like, Enrique Arce from popular Netflix series Money Heist, Colin Mochrie, James Faulkner & Gilbert Gottfried to name a few.
Tring started their journey in February 2020 & in just under 1 year it has over 2400 celebrities listed and doing several thousand shoutouts, thus attracting funding from the Industry biggies like - Kalyan Krishnamurthy (Flipkart CEO), Sujeet Kumar (Udaan CEO), Gaurav Munjal (Unacademy CEO), Roman Saini, Hemesh Singh, Sumit Jain, Dinesh Godara (founding team of Unacademy), Keshav Sanghi (of Ventureworks India), Atul Kasbekar (Photographer and Movie Producer), Dalbir Saini (Chairman BDI Group) & the latest round funded by Ekta Kapoor's ALT Balaji (Balaji Telefilms group).
The Founders of Tring - Akshay Saini, Rahul Saini and Pranav Chabhadia along with their team are pushing the market boundaries month on month to build awareness about the concept of celebrity shoutouts and grow this star-studded industry to its maximum potential. Co-founder, Akshay Saini said, "The immense potential of the celebrity commerce space in India is untapped and we have barely scratched the surface and have very promising next 5 years to not only grow Tring but also the industry at large. The rich pool of financial and strategic investors Tring has, we are well poised and ready to drive this digital celebrity interaction revolution in India."
Many start-ups have entered the market in this space in India having 300-400 celebrities listed on their platforms. However, Tring has over 2400 plus celebrities listed on its website and with all its unique offerings commands a traction like no other.
Tring aims to continue this trend by providing an experience like never before, be it for the mass consumers or even enabling brand orders for start-ups, small businesses, SME's & MNC's. A colossal goal Tring aims to achieve in the short-run is an extensive roster of 10000 plus celebrities by the end of their second year. This would be the first big step into creating a new universe of possibilities and connections from across the world. Tring engages consumers from over 25 countries and make their dreams come true of thousands of consumers each month.
Needless to say, Tring has become the one stop shop for anything celebrity. Be it a Birthday, Anniversary, Proposal, Confessions or even a Prank, Tring celebrities will do it for you in their own cool, funny and magnificent way! Now reach for the stars, just from your phones! #JustTringIt. | @tring.india | @operations@tring.co.in.
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