The channel is all set to launch on DTH platforms as a "value added service" airing other Pakistani fiction shows.

The upcoming series will be helmed by acclaimed director Asim Abbasi.

The company is working on special offer for existing premium subscribers, who have already paid Rs 999 for a year, and will share the detai...

The company will offer over 1,000 hours of curated and created content on its digital streaming platform, ZEE5. Best known for its Turkish ...

The global deal with aawaz.com will allow Spotify users access to 48 different audio originals, podcasts and audio shows from the Hindi rep...

The party has written an open letter to Bollywood producers telling them why they need to rope in actors from Pakistan.

A YouTube channel of the Home Ministry to disseminate various information will be launched here tomorrow by Minister of State for Home Kire...

The advantage of Indian content is that it does not need to be translated, dubbed or subtitled and can be telecast almost simultaneously.

'Happy Homes' is a light comedy of unity in diversity where people from different culture, background, caste and religion live together in ...

Media firm Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd is expanding its '&' brand and is aiming to build a network of channels under it.

"Entertainment is the best way to bring people closer to each other and we see this channel as a vehicle to build people to people contact."

India's first 24-hours matrimonial channel Shagun, which will feature various pre-nuptial and post-nuptial programmes, was launched here to...

Klassic Entertainment had entered into an agreement with Zee for the production of the television serial ‘Maayka-… Sath Zindagi Bhar Ka’ .

Sunday night in Mumbai's film city was shimmering as the biggest stars of Bollywood descended on to the venue of the 57th Filmfare Awards.

In an evening of glitz and good cheer, the 57th Idea Filmfare Awards 2011 were presented at the newly set up Reliance MediaWorks Studio in ...

Afghanistan government has ordered private TV stations in the war-ravaged country to stop broadcasting popular Indian soap operas by April ...

With the falling number of SMSs and audience interest, reality shows no more rule the idiot box, say experts.