Ruposhi_Bangla_(TV_channel)

Ruposhi Bangla (TV channel)

Ruposhi Bangla (TV channel)

Indian Bengali-language television channel

Not to be confused with Ruposhi Bangla.

Ruposhi Bangla is a Bengali entertainment channel which was launched on 31 August 2009 with shows of different categories ranging from reality to socio-mythology, feature films to news updates and from comedy to drama. The channel is a production of Brand Value Communications Limited, Kolkata.[1]

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Current programming

  • Aji E Probhate Live
  • Alor Basha
  • Badhuya
  • Dadamoni
  • Dakbasko
  • Dibyadarshan
  • Ek Cup Chaye Tomake Chai
  • Joy Baba Loknath
  • Ki Ashay Badhi Khelaghor
  • Prafulla
  • Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
  • Sriramkrishna
  • Subhasini

Former programming

Comedy series

  • Babusona
  • Baking News
  • Kolir Gopal Bhaar
  • Potol Dangar Tenida

Drama series

  • Alor Basha
  • Amar Babin
  • Dadamoni
  • Dui Bhuboner Pare
  • Ek Poloke Ektu Dekha
  • Eki Brinte Duti Kusum
  • Haat Baralei Bondhu
  • Jao Pakhi
  • Jorse Ladies
  • Khelaghar[2]
  • Labayna
  • Matribhumi
  • Meera MBA: Kaajer Maye[3]
  • Mohon Baganer Meye
  • Payer Tolar Mati
  • Prafulla
  • Shomoy
  • Sonarpur Local[4]
  • Subhasini
  • Tota Kahini
  • Yugantar

Children/Teen series

  • The Super Sunny

Dubbed series

Ruposhi Sahitya Sera

  • Indira
  • Nadi Dik Hara
  • Swami

Mythological series

  • Jai Jag Janani Maa Durga
  • Joy Baba Loknath
  • Maa Shokthi
  • Premer Thakur Sri Ram Krishna
  • Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu

Reality/Non-Scripted Programming

  • Antaheen Adda
  • Banjonborno
  • Bindas Para Dada Boudi
  • Dance Pe Chance
  • Ek Chup Cha E Tomake Chai
  • Gaan Gaao Taka Naao
  • Gaan Golpo Arr Gaan
  • Lakmé Ke Hobe Pujor Byomkesh
  • Singing Star
  • Sur Taal Loy

Animated series

  • Francis
    • Francis - Heerer Pahaar
    • Konkaldwip E Francis
    • Francis - Muktor Somudro
    • Pisacher Mukhomukhi Francis
    • Francis - Shonar Ghonta
    • Francis - Tushaare Guptodhon
  • Kakababu O Santu

References

  1. [1]
    Laghate, Gaurav (4 January 2013). "STAR Jalsha, JALSHA Movies, Ruposhi Bangla garner record ratings". Business Standard India.
  2. [2]
    "Our Productions". T. Sarkar Productions. Retrieved 18 January 2022.
  3. [3]
    "Meera MBA Kajer Maye". Sphereorigins. Retrieved 18 January 2021.
  4. [4]
    "More colour & more entertainment @ Ruposhi Bangla". Adgully. 8 February 2013. Retrieved 13 December 2013.
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