Indian Television Academy Awards celebrates 25 years with launch of ITA anthem
The launch event brought together a host of television personalities, from emerging talent to seasoned veterans, making it an evening of nostalgia, pride and celebration.Speaking at the event, founders Anju Ranjan and Shashi Ranjan shared, 'This anthem is a shared story of all of us, a salute to the creativity, passion and dreams that light up our screens. We thank everyone for being part of this incredible journey.'As the anthem played, it became a moment where the past met the present, honouring television's legacy while looking confidently towards its future.- EndsMust Watch
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