List of programs broadcast by DD National

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This is a list of original television programming currently and formerly broadcast by DD National.

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Current broadcasts

Original series

Premiere dateShowRef.
13 August 2023Sone ki Chidiya - Naya Bharat Nayi Udan
15 August 2023Jahan Chand Rehta Hai [1]
Jaanki [2]

Reruns

Acquired series

Former broadcasts

Animated series

Hindi dubbed shows

Children's/teen series

Hindi dubbed shows

Comedy series


Hindi dubbed shows

Drama series

Hindi dubbed shows

Reality/non-scripted programming

Hindi dubbed shows

Films

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