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Made in India Short Video Application social app Raask, similar to TikTok receives an overwhelming response and social media celebrity support
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In a swift and innovative move, reputed Rupnagar Punjab based, digital media marketing and web design & development agency Media Officers has recently launched a TikTok like an app – Raask.
The company has retained a strong focus on the Indian spirit starting with its logo, by incorporating the image of the Peacock India’s National bird and infusing it with vibrant colours as a symbolic depiction of the unity in diversity culture of India. The name itself is a derivative from Sanskrit to mean a form of entertainment.
This user-friendly, highly engaging and advanced app allows short video creation and sharing through its social media platform. Other advanced and engaging features of video dubbing, availing a wide choice of filters, and other unique add ons are also on offer. To continue the totally immersive experience, the users are free to edit, share, like and comment too.
As part of its commitment to society, Media officers have set aside 10 % of its revenue as a donation to deserving artists for their betterment and upliftment.
The Directors Rudhrah Keshav, Rudhrah Gourav and Saurabh Dingra, were elated that Raask has received an overwhelming response from social media users who had questions like:
“Is there an app like TikTok available in India? “ “Are there any apps like TikTok Made in India? “ Is there an alternative to replace TikTok after it is banned in India?” They said that they were happy to come up with a one-word answer for all these questions – Raask.
The users are eager to explore and receive this fully indigenous initiative. This enthusiasm and support have permeated to well know personalities and celebrities.
Director, Rudhrah Gourav mentioned one of the reputed personalities, a popular celebrity face and social media influencer – Dr Shabnam Asthana who has come forward to support this Made in India app – Raask.
Dr Shabnam Asthana stated that “apart from supporting the entire Made in India initiative as a proud Indian of which Raask is an integral part, as a PR expert I understand the extremely important role that social media plays in our lives.” She mentioned that not all social media apps were meant for business, an app like Raask allows you to engage your audience socially through high-quality content, delivered in the form of posts or videos. I for one am a great social app user. It de-stresses me and allows me room for creativity, joy and fun.”
When well- known and Internationally respected voices like hers and others join the Raask movement, the app is well poised on the springboard of success ready to captivate the hearts of its users.
Harper Harrison is a reporter for The Hear UP. Harper got an internship at the NPR and worked as a reporter and producer. harper has also worked as a reporter for the Medium. Harper covers health and science for The Hear UP.
