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Times Now the country’s number 1, English news channel has added two more shows to its bouquet of weekend programming, to keep you entertained along with keeping you abreast with all the latest news and analysis.

The two new shows ‘The Way We Live’ a chat show and ‘BIO’, a journey into the lives of living legends, kick off from this weekend, February 20.

Extraordinary situations give birth to extraordinary people. But, ‘The Way We Live’ is about the ordinary people. A half hour chat show is one of its kinds, where ‘real’ people come together to share ‘real’ stories. Stories that changed their lives, stories that could perhaps, change yours too. A show that promises to look deep into issues and situations that are relevant to ordinary people.

‘BIO’ a half hour journey into the lives of living legends is a story untold. Everyone likes to hear a good story – a story of the trials of tribulations, a story of failures and success, a story that can inspire one to reach the pinnacle! There is a story behind each one of us but there are a few people whose stories are worth telling.

From musical maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, to India’s global actor Anil Kapoor, to the singing sensation Sonu Nigam, every week take a look at the lives of extraordinary people from all walks of life. The show aims to bring to life their deepest fears, their moments of glory and the days of abject in their own words. A remarkable journey into their lives that shows what it takes to be a face that the world looks up to.

So catch all this and much more on every weekend only on TIMES NOW!!

About TIMES NOW:

TIMES NOW is India’s most watched general English news channel that is devoted to providing pure and relevant news to its viewers around the clock. TIMES NOW has attained the leadership position by successfully delivering news to it’s viewers in a vivid and insightful manner, since its launch in January, 2006. TIMES NOW is brought to you by Times Global Broadcasting, a Bennett, Coleman & Co service, the largest media conglomerate in South Asia.