Ruposhi Bangla is a
Bengali
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*something of, from, or related to Bengal, a large region in South Asia
* Bengalis, an ethnic and linguistic group of the region
* Bengali language, the language they speak
** Bengali alphabet, the w ...
entertainment
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channel which was launched on 31 August 2009 with shows of different categories ranging from
reality
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to socio-mythology,
feature film
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s to news updates and from comedy to drama. The channel is a production of Brand Value Communications Limited,
Kolkata
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.
Current Programming
*Aji-E-Probhate
*Good Evening Ruposhi Live
*Chitrageet
*Mahabharat
Former Programming
*''Eki Brinte Duti Kusum''
*''Mohon Baganer Meye''
*''Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (TV series)''
*''Sonarpur Local''
*''Joy Baba Loknath (TV series)''
*''Premer Thakur Sri Ramkrishna''
*''Dadamoni''
*''Prafulla (TV series)''
*''Tota Kahini''
*''Amar Babin''
*''Babusona''
*''Khelaghar''
*''Potol Dangar Tenida''
*''Kolir Gopal Bhanr''
*''Gaan Golpo Arr Gaan''
*''
Yugantar
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*''Shomoy''
*''Alor Basha''
*''Matribhumi''
*''Jai Jag Janani Maa Durga''
*''Swami (TV series)''
*''Subhasini''
*''Nadi Dik Hara''
*''Labayna''
*''Ek Poloke Ektu Dekha''
*''Antaheen Adda''
*''Payer Tolar Mati''
*''Bindas Para Dada Boudi''
*''Kakababu O Santu''
*''Francis - Heerer Pahaar''
*''The Super Sunny''
*''Ke Hobe Pujor Byomkes''
*''Sur Taal Loy''
*''
Veer Shivaji''
*''Byanjonborno''
*''Dance Pe Chance''
*''Singing Star''
*''Gaan Gaao Taka Naao''
*''Dui Bhuboner Pare''
*''Haat Baralei Bondhu''
*''Meera MBA: Kaajer Maye''
*''Jorse Ladies''
*''Baking News''
*''Maa Shokthi''
Drama series
*''Mohon Baganer Meye''
*''Jao Pakhi''
*''Eki Brinte Duti Kusum''
*''Prafulla (TV series)''
*''Shomoy''
*''Yugantar (TV series)''
Ruposhi Sahitya Sera
*''Swami (TV series)''
*''
Indira (TV series)
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*''Nadi Dik Hara''
Mythological series
*''Joy Baba Lokenath''
*''Maa Shokthi''
*''Premer Thakur Sri Ram Krishna''
*''Jai Jag Janani Maa Durga''
*''Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (TV series)''
References
External links
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Television channels and stations established in 2009
Television stations in Kolkata
2009 establishments in West Bengal
Bengali-language television channels in India
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