The customers would be able to use these songs as their Hello Tune and they would not have to pay a monthly subscription charge of Rs 36 for it. However, to be eligible for this offer, customers need to have prepaid or postpaid bundles worth at least Rs 129. Those who have plans that are above the said value will also be able to use songs from music collection as ringback tones. If you are an Airtel customer, you only have to download the latest version of the Wynk Music app on your Android or iOS device and then tap on the new Hello Tunes icon to set it as their ringback tone. The song will then play to anyone who tries to call you. In addition to this, Airtel is also letting the eligible customers set and change their ‘Hello Tunes’ as many times as they wish to. We should also add that one will only be required to renew the Free ‘Hello Tunes’ subscription via Wynk Music once in 30 days. Wynk Music’s library of music offers music in 12 genres and 15 languages, including English, Hindi, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Haryanvi, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Oriya, Assamese and Rajasthani. Speaking on the new offer, Sameer Batra, CEO – Content & Apps, Bharti Airtel, “We are happy to offer Wynk Music’s full catalogue as ringback tone on a subscription-free basis as part of #AirtelThanks. Wynk Music’s focus has been on leveraging technology and deep data science to deliver a personalized and intuitive user experience. ‘Hello Tunes’ is a product that Airtel mobile customers use to express themselves. Airtel mobile customers can now enjoy their favourite songs on Wynk Music and also at the click of a button set them as their Hello Tune. This is yet other delightful benefit from Airtel to thank its customers.” Here’s how to set songs as a free Hello Tune via Wynk Music:
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