List of programs broadcast by Shakthi TV

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This is the list of television programs currently and formerly broadcast by Shakthi TV.

Contents

Currently broadcast

Drama series

Serial NameOriginal Channel
Lakshmi Stores (லட்சுமி ஸ்டோர்ஸ்) Sun TV
Nayaki (நாயகி) Sun TV
Roja (ரோஜா) Sun TV
Kanmani (கண்மணி) Sun TV
Arundhathi (அருந்ததி) Sun TV
Azhagu (அழகு) Sun TV
Priyamanaval (பிரியமானவள்) Sun TV
Pandavar Illam (பாண்டவர் இல்லம்) Sun TV
Pandian Stores (பாண்டியன் ஸ்டார்ஸ்) Star Vijay
Kalyana Veedu (கல்யாண வீடு) Sun TV
Mahalakshmi (மகாலட்சுமி) Sun TV
Tamil Selvi (தமிழ்ச்செல்வி) Sun TV
Run (ரன்) Sun TV
Chinnathirai (சின்னத்திரை)Original
Vinayagar (விநாயகர்) Sun TV
Jai Hanumaan (ஜெய் ஹனுமான்) Sun TV

Reality / non-scripted shows

ShowsOriginal Channel
Mythological
Religious songs (பக்தி பாடல்கள்)
Thirupathi Mahimai(திருப்பதி மகிமை)
Shows
Good Morning Sri Lanka – Live
Galatta Comedy
Cinema Cafe
Isai 100%25
Magalir Mattum
Behind The Scene
Shakthi Chat
Comedy Junction (காமெடி ஜங்ஷன்) Sun TV
Sun Singer (சன் சிங்கர்) Sun TV
Makkaludan minnal

Formerly broadcast

Sun TV drama series

Vijay TV drama series

IBC Tamil drama series

Colors TV drama series

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