List of programmes broadcast by MTV (India)

This is a list of television programmes broadcast by MTV India.

Currently broadcast

• Brave Combat Federation ^[1] (2018–)
• La Liga ^[2] (2021–)
• MTV Hustle (2019–)
• MTV Roadies (2003–)
• MTV Splitsvilla ^[3] (2008–)

Formerly broadcast

Anthology

• MTV Big F (2015–2017)
• MTV Fully Faltoo Films ^[4] (2008)
• MTV Love on the Run ^[5] (2017–2018)
• MTV Luv Reel ^[6] (2010)
• MTV Webbed (2013–2014)
• Road to Love ^[7] (2012)

Comedy

• CY vs CY ^[8] (2004–2005)
• Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan (2014–2015)
• MTV Bajao d ^[8] (2004–2005)
• MTV Bakra ^{[8] [9]} (1999–2005)
• MTV Heavy Metal ^[8] (2004–2005)
• MTV Kahani Mein Twist ^[10] (2013–2014)
• Pyaar Vyaar and All That ^[11] (2005–2006)
• MTV Reality Stars (2013)
• Zubaan Pe Lagaam ^[12] (2008)

Drama

• Bring on the Night ^[13] (2012)
• Haunted Weekends with Sunny Leone ^[14] (2014)
• Kitni Mast Hai Zindagi (2004–2005)
• MTV Fanaah (2014–2015)
• MTV Girls on Top (2016)
• MTV Nishedh ^[15] (2020–2022)
• Traffic: An MTV EXIT Special ^{[16] [17]} (2014)
• Warrior High ^[18] (2015)

Sports/MMA

• Box Cricket League (2018–2019)
• EFL Cup ^[19] (2018)
• International Premier Kabaddi League ^[20] (2019)
• Super Fight League (2014–2017)

Reality/unscripted

• The Anti Social Network ^[21] (2019)
• Bacardi Music CDs Legacy Competition ^[22] (2015)
• Captain Shack ^[23] (2012)
• Coke Studio @ MTV (2011–2015)
• The Dewarists (2011–2013)
• Drive with MTV ^[24] (2014)
• Elovator Pitch ^[25] (2019)
• Fame Gurukul @ MTV ^[26] (2005)
• India's Next Top Model (2015–2018)
• The Junkyard Project ^[27] (2016)
• Match India Poker League ^[28] (2017–2019)
• Miss Teen India ^[29] (2008)
• MTV Ace of Space (2018–2019)
• MTV Ace of Quarantine ^[30] (2020)
• MTV Angels of Rock ^[31] (2016)
• MTV Anything For Love ^[32] (2021–2022)
• MTV Aquanoon party ^[33] (2013)
• MTV Bigg Boss- Extra Dose ^[34] (2017–2018)
• MTV Chase the Monsoon ^[35] (2013–2017)
• MTV Campus Diaries (2013–2016)
• MTV Connected ^[36] (2009)
• MTV Date to Remember ^[37] (2018)
• MTV Dark Scroll ^[38] (2024)
• MTV Dating in the Dark ^[39] (2018)
• MTV Dropout Pvt Ltd. ^[40] (2017)
• MTV Ex or Next ^[41] (2022)
• MTV Fabulous Lives ^[42] (2008–2009)
• MTV Fame Istaan ^[43] (2017)
• MTV Fanta Fantastic Five ^[42] (2008–2009)
• MTV Force India The Fast and The Gorgeous (2009)
• MTV GTalk ^[42] (2008–2009)
• MTV GateCrash ^[44] (2012)
• MTV Girls Night Out ^[45] (2010)
• MTV Gyaando ^[46] (2014)
• MTV Jhand Hogi Sab Ki ^[47] (2014)
• MTV Junk Yard Project ^[48] (2016)
• MTV Loveline ^[49] (1999)
• MTV Love School (2015–2019)
• MTV Making The Cut ^[50] (2010)
• MTV Pantaloons Style Super Stars (2019–2020)
• MTV Rann VJ Run ^[51] (2013)
• MTV Rock On (2009–2010)
• MTV Sound Trippin (2012)
• MTV Stuntmania (2009–2010)
• MTV Supermodel of the Year ^[52] (2019–2021)
• MTV Trackstar ^[53] (2016)
• MTV Troll Police ^[54] (2018)
• MTV True Life ^[55] (2011)
• MTV Unplugged (2011–2019)
• MTV VJ Hunt ^[56] (2002)
• MTV’s Video Ga Ga in 2003. ^[57] (2003)
• Nokia Music Theatre ^[58] (2012)
• Quikr Chronicles ^[59] (2014)
• Time Out With Imam ^[60] (2013)
• U Cypher ^[61] (2018)
• Ultimate Fitness Fan ^[62] (2014)
• VJ Chronicles ^[63] (2015)

Variety shows

• Club MTV ^[64] (1997)
• MTV 123 ^[65] (1998–1999)
• MTV Chill out ^[66] (1998–1999)
• MTV Grind ^[67] (1996–1998)
• MTV Gone in 60 Seconds ^[68] (2009)
• MTV Land ^[69] (1996–1998)
• MTV Made in India ^[69] (1996–1998)
• MTV Most Wanted ^[65] (1998–1999)
• MTV Mute ^[68] (2009)
• MTV Recycled ^[69] (1997–1998)
• MTV School of Grooming ^[70] (2017)
• MTV Samachar ^[71] (2009)
• MTV Stripped ^[68] (2009)
• MTV Style Check ^[72] (2002)
• MTV U ^[69] (1997–1998)
• MTV Wassup – Voice of Youngistaan ^[73] (2008–2010)
• MTV What the Hack! (2009–2010)
• MTV'S Hipshakers ^[74] (1999)
• Silly Point ^[75] (2012)

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