Bollywood to host People’s Choice awards ceremony that will welcome Bollywood stars like Madhuri Dixit, priyanka Chopra and many more all together. Among them will be the well-known couple of B-Town, who recently tied-up knots, Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor will make first public appearance as married couple.

For the first time ever in the almost four-decade history of the franchise, the acclaimed People’s Choice Awards arrives from the shores of America to India. It’s the only awards show in India honouring various fields of our pop culture across Bollywood, music, television and sports.

The award ceremony offer the honour to the people to pick up their choice, as it adheres to the motto of the people, for the people and by the people! Through the official website of the People’s choice i.e. www.PeoplesChoiceIndia.com, the excited fans can throw in their votes for the celebrity they like the most, and can bring them up as winners for the annual awards show.

The awards ceremony, to be held today (October 27) at Film City will bring Bollywood bigwigs like Madhuri Dixit, newlyweds Saif Ali Khan-Kareena Kapoor, Priyanka Chopra, Sonu Nigam, Parineeti Chopra, Ram Kapoor and Sakshi Tanwar under one roof where they will put up a stellar performance for the audience. Ayushmann Khurrana will be the host for the evening and will mesmerize the audience with his great comic style.

Speaking at a media briefing, Priyanka Chopra says, “I have seen the US version of these awards a lot of times, and I think Colors is the best platform to be presenting these awards. I love live acts, and I always try and do something different, and that’s what I will be doing at the People’s Choice Awards this time too.”

Akash Sharma, co-founder and MD, Bulldog Media & Entertainment, the format holders of the franchise for the Indian Territory & the company behind bringing the successful entertainment franchise to India says, “When Bulldog was invited to the People’s Choice Awards in the US a few years ago, I knew it was an amazing franchise. But what hit us the most was that this was a show that gave a voice to the people.”