Epic TV is an Indian television channel that airs action, drama, comedy and narrative non-fiction and fictional programming with a focus on Indian history, folklore and epic genre.^[2][3] Launched by Epic Television Network Pvt. Ltd on 19 November 2014,^[4][5] a company owned by Anand Mahindra,^[6] it airs programmes in Hindi.^[7] Some of its programmes like Raja, Rasoi Aur Anya Kahaniyaan; Kahi Suni; Dharmakshetra; Sanrachana have been added to Netflix and have been popular with the Indian diaspora.

Digital platform Application named 'Epic ON' for Epic TV shows was launched by Epic Television Network Pvt. Ltd. in early 2017. Most of Epic TV shows are available online on 'Epic ON' Application. EPIC On is the company's digital platform which streams TV shows and specials.

Random guitar chord progression generator. The company has revealed a vision of organising and building itself as a media network, with new ventures across every touch-point of the content life-cycle that would consolidate under the banner of IN10 Media. As part of its expansion plans, the company also announced the launch of two new television channels to go on air soon - Epic Plus (an HD offering) and ShowBox (a free-to-air channel). ^[10][11]

Siyaasat Promo - Special - Back-To-Back Episodes by The EPIC Channel. Play next; Play now; Siyaasat Promo - Episode 5 by The EPIC.

Shows[edit]

Fiction[edit]

• Daanav Hunters
• Dariba Diaries
• Kalyug: Ek aarambh
• Roz Sunday
• Time Machine

Non-Fiction[edit]

• Adrishya
• Animals in Mythology
• Back to Flashback with Javed Jaffrey
• Bharat - Rhythm of a Nation by Sadhguru (Acquired)
• Bharat Ki Awaaz
• Cultural Heritage India (Acquired)
• DeepTalks by Deep Trivedi (Acquired)
• Devlok with Devdutt Pattanaik (3 Seasons)
• Ekaant (2 Seasons & Sarhad Paar Special Episode)
• Epic IQ Challenge
• Epic Ke Dus (2 Seasons)
• Glory to God (Acquired)
• Hit The Road India (Acquired)
• Indian Martial Arts - Ek Itihas
• Indipedia
• Journeys in India (Acquired)
• Kahi Suni
• Kalyug - Ek Aarambh
• Kissa Currency Ka
• Once More with Javed Jaffrey
• Lootere - Bandits of British India (3 Seasons)
• Lost Recipes
• Made in India
• Mid Wicket Tales with Naseeruddin Shah
• Raja Rasoi Aur Andaaz Anokha (2 Seasons)
• Raja, Rasoi Aur Anya Kahaniyaan (2 Seasons)^[8]
• Rakkt (2 Seasons)
• Regiment Diaries (2 Seasons)
• Road Less Travelled (Acquired)
• Sampatti Aur Sauda - Tales of Trade
• Sanrachna
• Sharanam - Safar Vishwas Ka (2 Seasons)^[9]
• The Creative Indians (Acquired)
• The Great Escape
• Umeed India
• Way Back Home (Acquired)
• Wild Wild India (Acquired)
• Wilderness Days (Acquired)
• Jai Hanuman (Acquired)
• Mahabharat (Acquired)
• Mahabharat Katha (Acquired)
• Shree Ganesh (Acquired)

Documentaries[edit]

• A Tent, a Truck & Talkies
• Air Battle of Srinagar
• Andamans - Jewels of the Sea (Acquired)
• Ayodhya - The Home Coming
• Balasinor - Rediscover India's Dinosaurs
• Beehad
• Curry Pow (Acquired)
• Cyber Yoddha (Acquired)
• Drishti - Documentaries on Epic (2 Seasons, Acquired)
• Ghaat Ghaat Ka Paani
• Hai Junoon
• Himalayan Misfits
• Jallianwala Bagh - Punjab Da Dil (2 Part Series)
• Janani (Acquired)
• Jungle Ke Baahubali (2 Part Series, Acquired)
• Kashmir Ki Virasat
• Killer Squadron
• Life Zara Hatke
• Love for the Game (Acquired)
• Naga - The Eternal Yogi (Acquired)
• Nagaland - The Hornbill Festival & Songs of Japfu (2 Part Series, Acquired)
• Nanak Naam Chardi Kala (4 Part Series)
• Nandadevi (Acquired)
• Raghu Rai - An Unframed Portrait
• Rampath (Acquired)
• Rupa's Boutique
• Sentinels of the Snow
• Superman of Malegaon
• The 1965 Indo-Pakistan War
• The Art Of Shantiniketan (Acquired)
• The Elephant Whisperer and Maya Memsaheb (Acquired)
• The Pad Piper (Acquired)
• The Royal Enfield Story
• Turning Point at Tololing
• Vijay Diwas - The Fall of Dhaka
• YKT, Mumbai (Acquired)
• Zindagi Ab Milee Dobara - Celebrating the Golden Years

Short Series[edit]

• 7 Secrets from Hindu Calendar Art
• 7 Secrets of Vishnu
• Alfaazon Ki Buniyad
• Anu Club - Amar Chitra Katha (Acquired)
• Buddha Sutra
• Epicgrams
• Epified
• Go Ganges (Acquired)
• Khattey Meethey Guppey
• Kissa Currency Ka
• Indian Martial Arts - Shastra Ka Shastra
• Itihas Ki Thaali Se
• Mahabharata (Epified)
• My Geeta by Devdutt Pattanaik
• Pehli
• Samagri, Sampatti Aur Sauda
• Sharanam Faith Diaries (2 Seasons)
• Silsila Cinema Ka
• Supandi and Friends - Amar Chitra Katha (Acquired)
• The Krishna Story (Epified)
• Tyohaar Ki Thaali Recipe Special
• Umeed India Specials

References[edit]

1. ^'EPIC Channel, that goes on air today, has tied up with Tata Sky Limited, Airtel Digital and Videocon D2H'. Archived from the original on 29 November 2014. Retrieved 19 November 2014.
2. ^History and mythology made cool and contemporary on Channel Epic - The Times of India
3. ^India's Richest Man Among Backers of New Channel Epic TV
4. ^‘The EPIC Channel’ to roll out by the year end - The Times of India
5. ^Mukesh Ambani-Backed Epic Channel Finally Gets India TV Launch
6. ^'Anand Mahindra becomes sole owner of Epic TV as Mukesh Ambani exits'.
7. ^Epic channel set to roll out by end 2014
8. ^'TV Channel Review: Epic'. The Times of India. 7 July 2015. Retrieved 20 November 2015.
9. ^'Juhi Chawla to present TV show Sharanam on EPIC channel'. The Indian Express. 10 October 2017. Retrieved 16 July 2018.

10. https://www.indiantelevision.com/television/tv-channels/specialised-and-niche/epic-tv-launches-in10-media-to-house-multimedia-ventures-190402

11. https://www.televisionpost.com/aditya-pitties-in10-media-to-launch-two-new-tv-channels-global-svod-service/

External links[edit]

EPIC channel presents a story of grand passion, court room politics, and royal drama. In a land where the Emperor reigned supreme, only the selected few would have the power to influence his decisions. While the kings charted the political climate for the country, the queens ruled that throne at home. The race for power consumed all who belonged to the king’s court. Forging political alliances through marriage, Salim married nineteen times before he could finally marry the love of his life, Mehrunissa. Almost abandoned at birth, Mehrunissa was bright and ambitious, and dreamt of becoming the queen. Based on Indu Sundaresan’s novel, ‘The Twentieth Wife,’ Siyaasat is the story of a pawn that charted her way to power to become Nur Jahan, the Mallikaa of Hindustan.

Season 1 of Siyaasat interweaves various plot lines from the lives of many historical characters including Akbar, Ruqaiyya Begum, Abul Fazal, and many others. Produced by Green Light productions, the show captures intricate details of the era in the form of real life locations and costumes. Shot in the real palaces of Bikaner, Siyaasat brings alive the decadent lifestyle, architecture, art, and stories of the Mughal royalty. Designer Pia Benegal, daughter of acclaimed director Shyam Benegal, spares no effort or imagination in bringing back the Mughal style and fashion through the artistically designed costumes. This real-life saga of love, loss, political gambits, and the unprecedented effects of power, will transport you into an era of grandeur and greatness. Watch the promo of Siyaasat on http://www.youtube.com/user/EpicChannelIndia

The EPIC Channel will have action, drama, comedy, and thrills set against the backdrop of Indian history and mythology. The programming line-up will be a mix of narrative fiction and non-fiction shows, short form content, as well as period films. An original style of storytelling with high production quality, the EPIC channel will have a look and feel that is distinct and appealing to both men and women. Shot in HD, the shows will capture the historical locations in all their glory. The EPIC Channel is all set to go on-air by the end of this year.