Just A Minute's Indian Adventure

Just a Minute grew to prominence in India, when it became available to Indian audiences via the BBC World Service. This exposure gave birth to a number of 'Indianised' versions of the game, which continue to be played amongst smart, young, Indian college graduates today. Dubbed 'JAM', they are a testament to the show's transnational appeal.

As part of the Radio 4 Just a Minute anniversary celebration, Nicholas Parsons visits Bangalore and Mumbai to take a look at these JAM sessions; modern Indianised and radically different take up of the Just a Minute British audiences know and love. The documentary follows a group of lively young Indian college students as they prepare for a competitive JAM tournament against their peers at the Indian Institute of Management in Bangalore.

To see photos and video clips of these shows please go to: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006s5dp

The Producer is Tilusha Ghelani.

Nicholas Parsons looks at 'JAM' tournaments in Indian colleges, inspired by Just a Minute.

Producer: Tilusha Ghelani

First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in 2012.

Nicholas Parsons looks at how Just a Minute inspired players in Indian colleges

Nicholas Parsons travels to India to explore how Just a Minute inspired 'Jamming' tournaments in Indian colleges. From 2012.

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