Radio Mirchi, Bollywood filmi geeton ka sangam, is a community radio program that airs on every Thursday from 7pm to 10pm. The playlist involves popular new hits mixed with golden hits from the melodious years of the past. It is a request-based program where listeners are encouraged to call in and request to listen to the songs of their own choice. A three hour programme entails the latest Bollywood songs, Ghazals, Remix, Bhajans, Punjabi songs and Bhangra music.

The first part of the programme includes “Mirchi Lounge”. Most of the songs in this part of the program are from the latest Hindi movies, including the top 5 popular songs of the week, and especially caters to the taste of our younger listeners.

The second part includes “Mehfil-e-Mirchi”, which is dedicated to the listeners who love Ghazals.

The “Golden Hits” segment specialises in cheering baby boomers, where lovely and mesmerising songs from the melodious years of 60’s through to 80's are played.

Radio Mirchi also keeps the listeners informed about the upcoming Australian-Indian community events in the forthcoming weeks in and around the Sydney metropolitan area.

The sole objective of Radio Mirchi is to provide quality family entertainment through Hindi music.

Radio Mirchi, Bollywood filmi geeton ka sangam, is a community radio program that goes on air every Thursday from 7pm to 10pm. The idea of broadcasting Hindi music was developed from the keen desire to have a radio station which is truly Hindi radio. The host has high standards of Hindi language and the radio can be enjoyed by the whole family together. One of the hidden intentions for the radio is to develop the love for Hindi language in the new generation.

Through various sections during the three hours of broadcast, Radio Mirchi tries to cater to the music choice of all age groups. The intention of the radio program is to service the Indian community and consequently it is a not-for-profit venture.

The listners are the inspiration of the program. Radio Mirchi is encouraged by the appreciation from the members of the community. We hope to grow with the support from our listeners.

The community radio initiative, Radio Mirchi, has been widely appreciated and admired in the media. Local news papers, Indian community news papers, some websites and magazines have positively responded to the efforts of Radio Mirchi. Some testimonials are listed here: