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MBC Bollywood

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MBC Bollywood
Broadcast area
HeadquartersRiyadh, KSA
Programming
Language(s)English
Hindi
Arabic (dubbing and subtitles)
Picture format1080i (HDTV)
(downscaled to 16:9 576i for the SDTV feed)
Ownership
OwnerMBC Group
Sister channelsMBC2
MBC4
MBC Action
MBC Max
MBC Persia
MBC+ Variety
MBC+ Power
MBC Variety HD
MBC Masr
MBC Masr 2
History
Launched26 October 2013; 12 years ago (2013-10-26)

MBC Bollywood is a channel member with the MBC Group, launched in 2013 to provide distinguished content with a new entertainment dimension, represented by the latest and well known Bollywood cinematic productions, in addition to a mix of daily series and leading programs about the Indian subcontinent, its well known people and its latest works. The channel caters to a wide range of viewers in the Middle East and North Africa, through a rich programming lineup that includes Bollywood movies and series dubbed or subtitled into Arabic. [1]

TV series

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Indian series

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Dubbing of all Indian series is in Arabic.

Indian entertainment

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Dubbing and subtitling of all programs is in Arabic.

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

Indian talk shows

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Subtitling of all Indian talk shows is in Arabic.

Pakistani

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Dubbing of all Pakistani series is in Arabic.

Special events

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Subtitling of all Indian movies is in Arabic.

Competitors

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The competition is linked to broadcasting on the same satellites directed to the Arab world, especially the Nilesat satellite, which carries all the competing channels specializing in Indian films and programs.

Competing channels

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References

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