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MBC Bollywood
Broadcast area
  • North Africa
  • Middle East
HeadquartersDubai Media City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Programming
Picture format1080i HDTV
(downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
OwnerMiddle East Broadcasting Center
History
Launched26 October 2013; 11 years ago (2013-10-26)
Links
Websitembc.net/bollywood

MBC Bollywood is a free-to-air television channel that broadcasts Indian and Pakistani dramas, Bollywood films, and blockbusters premieres. was launched, with great fanfare, on the 26th of October 2013 by Bollywood Superstar “Kareena Kapoor”. A unique launch idea revealed the MBC Bollywood Logo via a grand Bollywood style live performance by Superstar “Kareena Kapoor” on the platform of ‘Arabs Got Talent’. The channel delivers a fresh approach to Bollywood by offering the region a combination of the newest Bollywood content along with culturally relevant daily drama series and premium celebrity magazine shows from the Indian subcontinent. The content has also been made relevant to the region via an Arabized interface, which is mostly Indian Series dubbed into Arabic, Syrian. Both entertainment seekers and drama lovers tune in to our unique new wave of Bollywood content that offers a high dose of cultural and social relevance. Moreover, movies and series have all been cherry-picked for originality, significance and relevance to our Arab audiences. By doing this, the channel was able to not only attract the Bollywood Films Subtitled in Arabic fan base, but to a much wider MBC Bollywood also offers themed nights including Premiere Movie Night (first-run Bollywood movies on Arab TV), Star of the Month (showcasing Bollywood’s biggest icons), New Age Bollywood (movies that break the cliché Bollywood formula), Bollywood Action Nights (thrilling Bollywood experiences) and Romance Nights (soulful music meets serene settings).., MBC BOLLYWOOD (delivering the freshest in Bollywood content geared towards the region via an Arabized interface); It was launched on 26 October 2013.[1][2] MBC Bollywood is MBC Group's 14th channel,[3] and it is aimed to air 24 hours of Hindi films, either subtitled in Arabic, targeting South Asian audiences, and Arab Bollywood enthusiasts.


Programming

Indian series

Indian entertainment

  • Band Baajaa Bride
  • BFF's Couch
  • BFF's with Vogue
  • Bollywood's Most Desirables
  • Bollywood Shuffle
  • Bollywood Café
  • Bollyworld
  • Breakfast To Dinner
  • Get The Look
  • IIFA Buzz
  • The Love Laugh Live Show
  • My Yellow Table
  • Style Addict
  • This is My Story

Indian talk shows

Pakistani

Pehli si muhabbat

Telenovelas

Special events

Films

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