Clearly, the app is meant for those, who want more than what the TV can offer -- space to chat up with like-minded TV fans or connect with stars from those shows. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/dec/screen1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 889px;" /> The idea behind the app is great, but the execution is very poor, especially since it doesn&rsquo;t offer any customisation -- be it in terms of the shows you would want to follow or not, setting a reminder of your favourite shows, and / or arranging the shows as per popularity, and genres. They appear on the screen like a powerpoint slide, which are again, very poorly cropped. The creator politely disclaims that this is not a partnered show, which is hard to believe, as it appears on every show featured in theapp. Well, as if the Indian television shows weren&rsquo;t boring enough, now you have a social app that aims to heighten that experience. Avoid it until you are a couch potato who is obsessed with Kapil Sharma and likes. Mind you, not everyone gets bored by his adult jokes. <h2 class="footer_style"> At: Google Play Store; Price: Freeu00a0</h2>

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