Television Shows

This travel show is a glimpse of India's deep-rooted beliefs and faiths and a devotional journey through the country's most popular pilgrimages that represent a mosaic of religions

India's premier automotive show that also doubled up as a travelogue. It profiled and tested the hottest machines on Indian roads in locations from cold mountain terrains to burning desert lands
Asian Television Award for the Best Magazine Programme in 2000 & 2001

A fiction series on the Indian Navy that recreated the personal and professional lives of the defense officers as they guarded our coast lines and waters.

A series of short films on the different religions of the world and stories on how faith inspires people. This is a part of the BBC Jam educational forum that will give 5-16 year olds in the UK free access to an online learning service that reflects and reinforces their classroom activity but puts them in charge of what, when, where and how they want to learn.

TAsia's largest camel fair, held annually in the heart of the Thar Desert, is a melting pot of a global audience. This series, shot in 10 days, was an extensive coverage of people, colours, religion, culture, music, wacky competitions and of course, the camels

A magazine show for women, covered family, health, beauty, fashion, entertainment, celebrities, finance, lifestyle, education and career.

British comedian Sanjeev Bhaskar stars as Kenny, a British born Indian working in a call center in Mumbai. This is a comedy focused on the call center industry in India. The series British actor Nitin Ganatra, who appeared in Bride and Prejudice, is also part of the cast.

A first ever program series on the Indian income tax system, made for the Department of Income Tax, Government of India

Asian Television Award nomination for Best Innovative Programme in 2001

A unique science roadshow for children. An anchor goes on the roads asking people questions from everyday life - why do we blink, why is the earth round, why to birds fly in a V formation, why do we cry when we cut onions, why is laughter the best medicine, etc. Misconceptions and ignorance are reflected in the answers given by people and the science behind the topic is demystified through visual segments and CG.

This series marks the launch of the much-awaited science channel by the DECU, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Vigyan Prasar. This edutainment format is targeted at the youth of India, with the goal to help people appreciate science in their daily lives.