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Biography:


Gagan Grewal is the presenter of the BBC Asian Network 's daily Hindi/ Urdu show "Gagan Grewal" every weekday from 1900 -2000.

Gagan is a new young voice for the station's daily language show, making it more accessible, and representative of the young British Asian listener.

Gagan started on the Asian Network presenting a one off Millennium night special, in December 1999. He officially joined the station in January 2000 as the voice of the weekday breakfast show.

Gagan has a BA in Humanities and lives in Leicester . He has a passion for languages and has travelled widely throughout South Asia .

He started radio presenting in commercial radio at the age of 16. Prior to working on the Asian Network he presented on Sunrise UK, Sunrise Mauritius and WLR West London Radio.

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    Gagan Grewal Shows

    • Monday

      Gagan speaks to fresh and talented UK based duo Aneel and Moby are gearing up for the release of their debut single "Teri Yaad Yalli Yalli ".We'll also be hearing horoscope predictions for the week ahead.

    • Tuesday

      Begium N Aawazish Ali will be joining us live in the Mailbox studios for the entire show on Tuesday. She will be flirting and skirting her way through politics, society gossip and gupshup. And we'll be looking back at Is Hafte Ki History

    • Wednesday

      Gagan speaks to a young filmmaker in Bollywood Karan Johar's about his forthcoming film project, My Name Is Khan and we also have our weekly dose of Expert Ko Poocho.

    • Thursday

      Gagan brings you the most Ajeeb but True facts and Entertainment journalist Rubina A Khan brings the hottest Bollywood gossip.

    • Friday

      "Play as you go" - You pick the track, we'll do our best to play.

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