Kairali TV

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Kairali TV
Type Television channel
CountryIndia
Headquarters Thiruvananthapuram
Programming
Language(s) Malayalam
Picture format 480p SD
Ownership
Owner Kairali TV Network
Key people John Brittas (managing director)
Mammootty (chairman) [1]
Sister channelsKairali Movies
Kairali News
History
Launched17 August 2000;22 years ago (2000-08-17)
(ചിങ്ങം 1)
Availability
Streaming media
Jio TV
(India)
SD

Kairali TV is an Indian Malayalam language general entertainment Free to air television channel. owned by Kairali TV Network. It is headquartered at Thiruvananthapuram. [2] It was launched on 17 August 2000. The channel is backed by the Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI[M]). [3] [4]

Contents

History

The channel was launched in August 2000 by the then ruling party Communist Party of India (Marxist) (CPI[M]). Two Malayalam film actors were appointed in major positions—Mammootty as chairman and Mohanlal as director. [3]

Sister channels

ChannelCategorySD/HD AvailabilityNotes
Kairali TVGECSD
Kairali MoviesMoviesFormerly

Kairali WE

Kairali NewsNewsFormerly

Kairali People.

Kairali ArabiaGECDedicated Channel for Arabia viewers

Current shows

Former shows

Notable programming

  • Aswamedham
  • Atlas Ganopahaaram
  • Big Screen
  • Flavours of India
  • Priyapetta Mammootty
  • Amchi Mumbai
  • Rhythm
  • Symphony
  • Grab The Spot Light
  • Laya Tharang
  • Kerala Cafe
  • Jollywood Junction
  • Fresh Hits
  • Loud Speaker
  • Nakshathradeepangal
  • Kadha Parayumbol
  • E 4 Elephant
  • Sreeraamante Veritta Kadhakal
  • Madhyama Vicharam
  • Vasthu
  • Veettamma
  • Student's Only
  • Chamayam
  • Hello Good Evening
  • Pravasalokam
  • Magic Oven
  • Take One
  • Shoot And Show
  • Sing'nWin
  • Manassiloru Mazhavillu
  • Manimelam
  • Madhuchandrika
  • Dr. Talk
  • Subhadinam
  • Chirikkum Pattanam
  • Surabhi
  • Deepanjali
  • Kanakazhchakal
  • Star Ragging
  • Dum Dum Pee Pee
  • Colours Of Kuwait
  • Coffee With Boss
  • Raindrops
  • Penmalayalam
  • Action Khiladi
  • Dewdrops
  • Jagapoka

Serials

Dubbed series

Original series

  • Kunhamman – Comedy cartoon series completed 2000 episodes
  • A Amma (2007-2008)
  • Action Zero Shiju (2016)
  • Akkara Kazhchakal (2008-2010)
  • Akkare Akkare (2008)
  • Anna - Telefilm (2000)
  • Aro Oraal
  • Aarohanam (2001)
  • Avasthantharangal (2001)
  • Ayyadi Maname
  • Chila Kudumba Chitrangal (2002-2004)
  • Chitashalabam
  • Crime branch
  • Daya (2006)
  • Dosth (2012)
  • December Mist - Telefilm (2000)
  • Evide ellarkum sukham (2014-2015)
  • Jagrata
  • Kanakkinavu
  • Kanamarayathu (2012)
  • Karyam Nissaram – Longest running serial on Kairali TV (no. of episodes 1104) (2012-2017)
  • Khalli Valli
  • Krithyam (2019)
  • Kochu Threseeya Kochu (2006)
  • Kudumba Kodathi (2019)
  • Kudumba Police (2016-2017)
  • Lasagu
  • Maaya (2000)
  • Manasa Mynaa (2015-2016)
  • Mandaram (2005-2006)
  • Mandoos (2006)
  • Mangalya Pattu
  • Meghasandesham (2015-2016)
  • Mizhineerpookkkal (2015-2016)
  • Mounanombaram (2006-2007)
  • Mukesh Kadhakal
  • Nanmayude Nakshtrangal - telefilm
  • Nellikka
  • Nilapakshi (2012-2013)
  • Onam Offer - telefilm
  • Panchagni (2012-2013)
  • Piravikku Mumpe - telefilm
  • Priyam (2005-2006)
  • Punchiri travels (2015-2016)
  • Salamath Cafe (2015)
  • Summer in America
  • Sumangali (2002)
  • Sundari Mukku (2016)
  • Sulthan Veedu (2004)
  • Swantham Mallootty
  • Ulkadal (2013)
  • Ullathu Paranjal (2018-2019)
  • Umma Ariyatha Katha - telefilm
  • Utopyan sarkar (2015)
  • Velutha Kathreena (2006-2007)(The serial was retelecasted as Kanalpoovu during the first lockdown in 2020)
  • Vermi

Reality shows

  • Swaralaya Gandharva Sangeetham Season 1-10
  • Patturummal Season 1-8
  • Kadha Parayumbol
  • Mampazham Season 1-10
  • Kuttypatturummal
  • Kitchen Magic Season 1-4
  • Aarpoo Erro
  • Tharolosavam Season 1-3
  • Little Stars
  • Mummy And Me
  • Star Wars
  • Amma Ammayiyamma Season 1-2
  • Nakshatradeepangal (Tharolsavam Season 4)
  • Manimellam
  • Minnaminnge
  • Aksharamuttam Season 1-4
  • Kutty Chef

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