Ever find yourself drawn back to the familiar world of your favourite sitcom, even though you know every joke by heart? You're not alone. Rewatching old TV shows is more than just a pastime; it’s a therapeutic activity with multiple mental health benefits.
Indian Television has always been a vital part of our life. From fantasy shows to comedy shows, here are a few of the classic Indian sitcoms you can revisit right now. Scroll down to read more.
OTT platforms consistently make their audience laugh thanks to the wide selection of humorous content they offer. Need some recommendations? Here is a list of the top 5 comedy shows that are certain to make you laugh out loud.
American TV shows of the 1990s were the most popular shows. The genres dominating at that time were crime, horror, and thriller. From 'Are you Afraid of the Dark?' to 'Ghostwriter', these shows garnered good TRPs and became fans' favorites in no time because of the good storyline and catchy dialogue
From Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Nimrat Kaur to Anupam Kher and Anupam Tripathi, we take a look at Indian-origin actors who did the country proud by featuring in acclaimed international shows.
If you are one of those people who remain hooked to their Television sets, here's a piece of good news for you! The year 2022 has got a list of new dramas coming up. If you are unversed about the same, here's listing a number of shows that are all set to get aired on your Television sets very soon!
In this year , there have been several shows that captured the attention of viewers. Now that the year 2021 is coming to an end, here we are with a list of the top 5 shows of the small screen that managed to remain in the hearts of its audience throughout.
From sitcoms to crime dramas, these iconic TV shows have proved their mettle with their impressive run of more than 10 seasons! These shows have masterfully crafted endearing characters and fascinating storylines that will remain etched in our memories for years to come.
There is a large section of the TV audience that still get their daily dose of entertainment from the longest running shows on small screen. Shows such as Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Saath Nibhana Saathiya and Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah have clocked in more than 10 years and are still going strong where the TRPs are concerned.
We all feel burnt out from time to time, and sometimes the best solution is to simply unplug and give your mind a break from all monotonous chaos. We wonder if a better way exists to unplug that watching reality shows that transport us into an entirely different world of guilt-free binge watch drama?
Here are five television remakes of TV shows and movies that managed not only to avoid becoming instant disasters but were actually pretty damned good.
Whether you’re adamant that there’s no such thing as God or you’re simply on the fence of believing, we’ve rounded 5 brilliant shows that will widen your world view and pose questions you didn’t even know you could possibly have.
From the stark aesthetics to the action-packed storylines, these intriguing TV shows take you on a psychological ride of a lifetime. Take a journey into the darker side of life with this absorbing examination into intensely graphic themes including infidelity, gory scenes, drugs, murder and heinous crime.
If you’re tired of mercilessly trying to keep yourself upbeat with light-hearted content, lean in to these spell binding and mysterious worlds of the future. Swap the pandemic reality for these dystopian ones with these hypotonic TV shows across Voot Select, Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+Hotstar.
In an exclusive interview with India TV, actors Manav Gohil and Rati Pandey speak about their show 'Shaadi Mubarak.'
Television actors Abhishek and Yesha in an exclusive interview with India TV open up about their new show 'Hero Gayab Mode On.'
Television actors Rahul Sudhir and Vishal Vashishtha in an eclusive interview with India TV speak about their daily soap, working during lockdown and expectations of fans.
Online streaming platform Netflix is offering limited free access to its Original movies and series for those who do not have an account.
& TV shows have resumed shoot. TV stars are on their sets with all the necessary precautions to contain COVID-19 spread.
At the earlier meeting among the Artists' Forum, representatives of production houses and channels on June 4 and 7, it was mutually agreed upon that channels will pay 50 per cent of the insurance fee, producers will pay 40 per cent and the rest 10 per cent will be paid by the forum.
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