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This is a list of South Asian-origin television channels available on cable, satellite and IPTV platforms in Canada, Malaysia, the Middle East, Singapore, Trinidad and Tobago, the United Kingdom and the United States.
Dekh India Dekh: Eating Out: 2009–2014 Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega: 2005 Fame Gurukul: 2018 Family Time With Kapil Sharma: 2006 Fear Factor India: 2013–2015 Indian Idol Junior: 2020-2023 India's Best Dancer: 2022 India's Laughter Champion: 2009 Iss Jungle Se Mujhe Bachao: 2001 Jeeto Chappar Phaad Ke: 2007–2008 K For Kishore: 2008
The Ellen DeGeneres Show [216] (Season 1–11; moved to Romedy Now) Front Row with Anupama Chopra [217] Hollywood Shootout [201] Jimmy Kimmel Live! [218] Koffee with Karan [51] The Late Show with Stephen Colbert [48] The Oprah Winfrey Show [197] Rendezvous with Simi Garewal [81] Satyamev Jayate [219] Simi Selects India's Most Desirable [220 ...
The Great Indian Laughter Challenge 5 [118] 2002 Gurukul [119] 2003 Hai Na Bolo Bolo [120] 1996 India Business Week [121] 2013 India's Dancing Superstar: 2018 India's Next Superstars [122] 2014 India's Raw Star: 2019 The Indian Express: 26/11 Stories of Strength: 2003–2004 Jadoo [123] 2007 Jodee Kamaal Ki [124] 2011 Jeele Ye Pal [125] 2013
Urdu-language television in the United States (1 C) Pages in category "Indian-American television" The following 13 pages are in this category, out of 13 total.
Channel Launch Video Owner ABP News: 1998 SD ABP Group (formerly Star India) Zee News: 1999 Zee Media Corporation: Aaj Tak: 2000 SD+HD Living Media (formerly Culver Max Entertainment) DD News: 2003 Prasar Bharati: NDTV India: SD NDTV: Sahara Samay: Sahara One Media & Entertainment Limited India TV: 2004 SD+HD Rajat Sharma: News18 India: 2005 SD ...
Aapka Colors is the United States of America and Canada version of Colors TV which includes English subtitles for every show. Some shows are available exclusively on this channel. Some shows are available exclusively on this channel.
Comedy Central launched in India on 23 January 2012, the product of a joint venture between Viacom and TV18. [1] To promote the then new channel and nudge viewers its way the group organised a live event featuring British comedian Russell Brand who performed in a three-city tour of New Delhi, Bangalore, and Mumbai, the biggest markets for English programming in India.