Dhiraagu 'Bodumas Beynun’ offers special prizes for Eid

May 25, 2026, 6:25 PM
Dhiraagu officials.

Dhiraagu officials.

Dhiraagu has launched a special promotion titled "Bodumas Beynun" to celebrate Eid-al-Adha, offering customers the chance to win exciting prizes and bonus data.

Participants can play the game via the Dhiraagu App until May 30 for a chance to win a professional fishing gear kit and a GoPro Hero 11.

To join the game, customers can tap the "Bodumas" banner on the Dhiraagu App to reveal a daily special card. By discovering hidden fishing equipment and catching the "Big Fish" on the final day, customers can win 2GB of free daily data. Additionally, every participant receives a lucky draw ticket, increasing their chances of winning the grand prizes.

Zeene Mohamed, Dhiraagu’s Assistant Manager of Marcomms and PR, stated that the digital engagement was designed to reflect 'Bodumas Beynun,' one of the most iconic traditions of Maldivian Eid celebrations. She noted that the objective is to enhance the festive spirit by offering additional benefits and ensuring all customers can share in the joy of Eid.

In addition to the "Bodumas Beynun" game, Dhiraagu has introduced exclusive Eid offers for prepaid customers, running from May 24 to May 31.

These offers include the "Eid Data Combo," providing 45GB of data, unlimited Dhiraagu calls, and other benefits for MVR 650 with a 28-day validity. Furthermore, the "Eid Bonus Data" promotion offers prepaid customers 25 percent extra bonus data on selected add-ons.

Dhiraagu continues to roll out various promotions tied to special occasions, consistently providing customers with value-driven offers and high-quality prizes.

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