MUMBAI: Disney UTV?s youth GEC bindass is all set to bring back its popular show Big Switch for its fourth season. The latest season will premier on 13 January and will be aired on Sundays at 7.00 pm. The title sponsor of the show for the season is Woodland.

Big Switch across its successful three seasons took the affluent Indian youth out of their comfort zone and tested their mettle by putting them in tough, challenging and unfamiliar situations. Season one saw rich celebrities living in the slums while in season two, youth switched homes and parents. Season three saw well known director Rohit Shetty mentor rich kids encouraging them to live a life without the luxuries that they were used to. This season Big Switch will raise the bar making it not only about survival, but survival with a group of friends!

The 4th season of the show will hunt for India?s Toughest Raeeszade as three brat packs who have redefined the term ?rich and spoilt? take a life-changing journey across the toughest terrain of Himachal Pradesh with nothing but a bag of bare essentials. Marking a first, the fourth season will see the brats fight it out along with their friends as "packs" and get their stamp of individuality by showcasing their camaraderie and friendship within the group. This season will focus on the ?Survival of the Brat Pack? by testing their physical, mental, emotional ability of the contestants

Disney UTV executive director youth channels - media networks Nikhil Gandhi said, "The bindass Big Switch format is a path breaking concept with a very purposive goal. What we bring to our viewers is a unique experience of change. With the introduction of brat packs, Big Switch 4 will while creating a life changing journey also bring alive the spirit of friendship, the moments and situations in the show will showcase viewer?s genuine stories of human transformation and a lot of entertainment. Big Switch is in Season 4 and is extremely popular with the youth."

The season will be hosted by television actor Gaurav Chopraa who will take on the mantle of ?Big Brother? in the show to encourage and lead the contestants. Coming from an affluent background himself, Chopraa knows a thing or two about toughing it out in the ?real? world.

"The journey has not been easy. I had to work for endless hours-often more than 20 hours a day. On many occasions I even questioned my choice of industry. But then somehow I fought on. Therefore I identify with these 12 contestants are and I see myself in them. I have been there and done that...If I could struggle, go through hardships and make it, then so can they and I will guide them and help them as their ?Big Brother?. My aim is to try and change their outlook towards life, I am totally looking forward to the handpick India?s toughest Raeeszade!" said Chopraa.