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USHA International all set to enthrall kids with its exciting range of fans






Targeted at the children in the age group fo 3-12 years, these fans will be available in various attractive designs across india.
            Usha international, one of the india’s leading consumer durable manufacturing and marketing companies, will give chota bheem and Doraemon fans another reason to rejoice with the launch of its new colorful series of kid’s fans based on the theme of cartoon characters at an affordable price of just INR 3900.
            Targeted at the children in the age group of 3-12 years, these fans will be available in various attractive designs across India. Completing the kid’s room décor the collection consists of four models i.e. chota bheem –Lado,chota bheem –chutki, Doraemon- copter and Doraemon –basketball.
            The parent’s decisions revolving around their children this days, many innovations in terms of home decore & the design are available in the market. Also going by the latest trend & research finding ‘Chota Bheem’ and doraemon are the most love cartoons characters among Kids. Hence these fans by Usha will have these animated cartoon characters imprinted on them which will they give kids a chance to live with the cartoon characters they love the most!
            Exclusively designed for kids these fans have a stationary bottom cover for static images and complete viewing experience. What’s more? – They have technologically advanced heat- transfer technology for scratch-resistant finish, whisper quiet operation, high durability and air delivery. These fans carry 2 yrs warranty across India.
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