Dabangg (TV channel)

Dabangg (दबंग) is a Bhojpuri free-to-air movie television channel, owned by TV Vision.[1] The channel is available across all major cable and DTH platforms as well as online.[2]

Dabangg
CountryIndia
Broadcast areaIndia,Asia
NetworkSAB Group
SloganThe Power
HeadquartersNew Delhi, Delhi, India
Programming
Language(s)Bhojpuri
Picture format576i (SDTV),
Ownership
OwnerSri Adhikari Brothers
Sister channelsDillagi
Dhamaal Tv
Mastiii
Maiboli
History
Launched18 November 2013 (2013-11-18)
Links
Websitewww.dabangg.tv
Availability
Terrestrial
DD Free Dish31
Satellite
Sun Direct500
Tata Sky1110

List of Films

  • Ae Babuni (2001)
  • Sohagan Bana De Sajna Hamar (2004)
  • Kisan Arjun (2005)
  • Maar Deb Goli Kehu Na Boli (2005)
  • Jaane Tohra Hriday Hamra Jiyara Ke Haal (2005)
  • Babul Pyare (2006)
  • Humka Aisa Waisa Na Samjha (2006)
  • Sach Bhail Sapanwa Hamaar (2006)
  • Devar Ji (2006)
  • Hamar Saiyan Hindustani (2007)
  • Kab Aibu Anganwa Hamar (2007)
  • Kasam Dharti Maiya Ki (2007)
  • Banke Bihari MLA (2007)
  • Purab - The Man From The East... (2007)
  • Bhojpuriya Bhaiya (2007)
  • Pyar Ho Gail Toh Ho Gail (2007)
  • Nirahua Chalal Sasural (2008)
  • Laxmi Aisan Dulhin Hamaar (2008)
  • Hum Bahubali (2008)
  • Lagaal Raha Ae Babuji (2008)
  • Pariwar (2009)
  • Tohare Karan Gail Bhaisiya Pani Mein (2009)
  • Nirahua Ke Prem Ke Rog Bhail (2009)
  • Saas Rani Bahu Naukrani (2009)
  • Chalani Ke Chalal Dulha (2009)
  • Umaria Khaili Tohare Naam (2009)
  • Kabhu Chhute Na E Saath (2009)
  • Bhaiya Ke Saali Odhaniya Wali (2010)
  • Sharabi (2010)
  • Lahariya Luta Ae Babuji (2010)
  • Jaanbaaz Jigarwale (2010)
  • Chhaila Babu Tu Kaisan Dildar Baadu Ho (2010)
  • Mahayudh (2010)
  • Saat Saheliyan (2010)
  • Nirahu Anadi (2010)
  • Humra Maati Me Dam Ba (2010)
  • Nirahua No 1 (2010)
  • Devra Bada Satawela (2010)
  • Payal (2010)
  • Nirahua Mail (2011)
  • Main Nagin Tu Nagina (2011)
  • Mora Balma Chhail Chhabila (2011)
  • Aakhiri Raasta (2011)
  • Pyar Ke Bandhan Na Tute Mitwa (2011)
  • Sawariya I Love You (2012)
  • Morcha Bandi (2012)
  • Jaroor Kauno Baat Ba (2012)
  • Nagin (2013)
  • Ganga Jamuna Saraswati (2013)
  • Khalnayak (2013)
  • Lahoo Ke Do Rang (2013)
  • Sabse Bada Mujrim (2013)
  • Truck Driver (2013)
  • Insaaf Ki Devi (2014)
  • Devra Bhail Deewana (2014)
  • Vijay Thilak (2014)
  • Kare La Kamaal Dharti Ke Laal (2014)
  • Nagina (2014)
  • Nirahua Hindustani (2014)
  • Munni Bai Nautanki Wali (2014)
  • Tere Naam (2014)
  • Ketno Roke Zamana Pyar Ho Rahi (2014)
  • Qurbaani (2015)
  • Raja Babu (2015)
  • Hero No.1 (2015)
  • Haseena Maan Jayegi (2015)
  • Sangram (2015)
  • Laagi Nahin Chhute Rama (2015)
  • Bemisal Hai Hum (2015)
  • Dulaara (2015)
  • Bandhan (2015)
  • Dulhan Chahi Pakistan Se (2016)
  • Ram Lakhan (2016)
  • Bam Bam Bol Raha Hai Kashi (2016)
  • Ziddi (2016)
  • Yeh Mohabbatein (2016)
  • Bhojpuriya Raja (2016)
  • Beta (2016)
  • Dildar Sajna (2016)
  • Hum Hain Jodi No.1 (2016)

Programs

  • Bhakti Sagar
  • Dabangg Dopahar
  • Dabangg Masala
  • Bada Parda
  • Super Sunday

Former Shows

  • Bhakti Sagar
  • Shrimaan Shrimati
  • Maar Thahake
  • Madam Ki Paatshaala
  • Suraag - The Clue
  • Kya Samachar Hai
  • Alif Laila
  • Munni Badnam
  • Dil Se
  • Galat Family
  • Biwi To Biwi Saala Rey Saala
  • Daroga Babu
  • Gaana Bajaana
  • Galat Family
  • Paandey Ke Saamne Deshpande
  • Sab Golmaal Hai
  • Charlie Chaplin
  • Indian
  • Khauff
  • Comedy Champions: Laurel & Hardy
  • Hi Mere Bhai
  • Darling I Love You Two
  • Raasiphal

References

  1. "Welcome to Dabangg : The Power of Youth". Dabangg.tv. Retrieved 12 June 2015.


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