Star Bharat, an Indian Hindi language general entertainment television channel, recently stated that it will return to its prior programming format of running shows five days a week.
Furthermore, the channel is introducing a new project that would re-air legendary mythological episodes like ‘Radha Krishn’ and ‘Devo Ke Dev….. Mahadev’ on Saturdays beginning March 25, 2023.
According to the channel’s announcement, the decision to bring back ‘Radha Krishn’ and ‘Devo Ke Dev Mahadev’ on weekends was made in response to viewer demand.
Beginning March 25, the shows will air every Saturday, with ‘Radha Krishn’ airing from 7:30 to 9:00 PM and ‘Devo Ke Dev…Mahadev’ airing from 9:00 to 10:00 PM. The channel believes that by making this change, viewers will be able to engage with their favorite shows more consistently.
The decision by Star Bharat to bring back its legendary mythological series originates from the fact that they were hugely popular when they first aired. The station hopes that by re-airing these shows, a new generation of viewers would be able to enjoy them.
The channel is excited about its new programming roster and invites fans to tune in and rediscover the enchantment of its iconic mythical episodes. As usual, Star Bharat is committed to offering high-quality entertainment to its viewers and feels that this decision would allow them to reconnect with their favorite shows.
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