GTPL Hathway reports stable performance in Q3 FY25 
‘Black Warrant’: Motwane’s aimed to make an entertaining jail series 
Draft data protection rules aims to balance rules & innovation: Minister 
‘MTV Roadies’ S20 returns Jan 11 with ‘Double Cross’ twist 
ZEE5, Jio Studios join forces for ‘Hisaab Barabar’, ‘Mrs.’ 
WAVES postponed to late April, relocated to Mumbai 
Amazon MX Player unveils ‘Ek Farzi Love Story’ 
Viacom18 appoints Alok Jain from Disney Star as President and Head of Colors Hindi and Regional to oversee regional digital content rollout. The news was shared by Kevin Vaz, Viacom18's Chief Executive Officer for TV...
Category: GECs
GEC (General Entertainment Channel) which is a TV programming service consisting of different programs like daily soap, reality shows, etc. which was broadcasting on different TV channels like StarPlus, Sony, ZEETV, Colors, etc.
Sony AATH, Kolkata Metro tie-up for ‘Aamar Sai’ promotion
Sony AATH, a Bengali general entertainment channel, has delighted its viewers with a heartwarming surprise. And, continuing the tradition, it will be launching a new series for which it has planned some innovative promotional activities. 'Aamar Sai-Shra...
‘India’s Got Talent’ S10 premiering July 29 on SET
'India's Got Talent' is returning with its landmark 10th season on Sony Entertainment Television, bringing an array of incredible talent and visual spectacles to television screens like never before. The reality show, produce...
Sony BBC Earth to premiere ‘Changing Planet’
Sony BBC Earth is set to captivate audiences with the premiere of its much-anticipated series, 'Changing Planet', on India's beloved factual entertainment channel. The show promises to take viewers on an eye-opening visual journey, exploring Earth's most vulnerable...
US series ‘Breaking Bad’s Indian version to air on Zee Cafe
Superhit American series ‘Breaking Bad’ will soon be available to Indian audiences in Hindi on Zee Cafe, the TV channel announced yesterday.
The crime drama television series showcases the ...
NCPCR tells Sony to remove an episode from children’s dance show
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) has instructed Sony Pictures Networks to take down an episode of a dance show where a child was allegedly subjected to indecent and sexually explicit questioning about their parents. The commission has also sought clarification from the network reg...