Manoto: Celebrating 13 Years of Cultural Connection and Entertainment
Notably, Manoto TV has been the go-to channel for broadcasting international beauty pageants, including Miss World and Miss Universe, captivating audiences since 2011.
The prime-time magazine-style program, “Manoto Plus,” offers a daily dose of global stories, featuring in-depth segments and lighthearted content. Hosted by Sahar Sagharchi and Shaho Falahi, the show attracts Iranian celebrity guests, with Vahid Mahdavi and Lola Yeganeh Ameri presenting diverse content.
The convergence of our personal celebration with the impactful presence of Manoto paints a vibrant canvas of joy, entertainment, and cultural connection. As we reflect on the past thirteen years, the synergy of personal and media narratives unfolds, creating a tapestry of memories that will forever be treasured.
As a consistent broadcaster of globally renowned beauty pageants such as Miss World and Miss Universe, Manoto continues to captivate audiences with glamour and sophistication. This strategic inclusion in the programming adds a touch of international allure and showcases the channel’s commitment to diversity.
In its thirteen years of existence, Manoto has evolved from a mere entertainment channel to a cultural phenomenon, transcending geographical boundaries. The channel’s founders, Kayvan and Marjan Abbassi, have successfully created a space that fosters cultural connectivity and celebrates the richness of Persian heritage.
Manoto’s journey has been more than a chronicle of television shows; it’s a narrative of cultural celebration, talent exploration, and global connectivity. As we look back on the years spent with Manoto, from the first Christmas party in 2009 to the present day, it’s evident that the channel has become an integral part of the lives of Persian speakers worldwide. Here’s to Manoto, a channel that has not only entertained but also united communities through the shared experience of “You and I.” Cheers to the past thirteen years, and here’s to many more to come!
