Max Tiger hands over motorcycles, scooters to Dashain Dhamaka winners

KATHMANDU: Max Tiger Energy Drink has begun handing over motorcycles and scooters to winners of its Dashain Dhamaka 2026 promotional campaign. Four winners have received prizes through Xtreme Fanzone programmes organised in Kathmandu and Biratnagar.

According to the company, 10 people have won motorcycles and eight have won scooters under the Dashain Dhamaka 2026 campaign so far. The campaign still offers opportunities to win eight more motorcycles, 10 more scooters and a Proton car as the bumper prize.

At the Nepal Premier League (NPL) screening venue in Sifal, Kathmandu, motorcycles were handed over to Suman Karmacharya and Binod Dhungel, both from Kathmandu. The two winners secured the prizes through the promotional campaign linked to Max Tiger can caps.

In Biratnagar, Anoj Kumar Adhikari of Dharan received a scooter, while Binod Pokharel of Biratnagar was awarded a motorcycle at the Xtreme Fanzone in Purano Gudri. With the latest handovers, a total of three motorcycles and one scooter have been distributed to winners in Kathmandu and Biratnagar.

The company said the process of handing over prizes through Xtreme Fanzones hosting live NPL screenings has begun and will continue in the coming days.

Suman Karmacharya said he had never imagined winning such a prize from an energy drink he had purchased and that it was difficult to express in words the happiness of receiving the motorcycle. He said receiving the prize made the experience even more special.

Binod Dhungel said the campaign had brought him unexpected happiness. He said winning a motorcycle through the purchase of an energy drink was a unique experience and that receiving the prize had further increased his excitement.

Anoj Kumar Adhikari said receiving the scooter was a happy moment and that the campaign had become a memorable experience for him.

Binod Pokharel said winning a motorcycle from an energy drink he had purchased was a special achievement. He added that the excitement of learning about the prize had grown further when the motorcycle was handed over.