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ZEE5 Unveils Multilingual Content Slate with New Originals

ZEE5 Unveils Multilingual Content Slate with New Originals
ZEE5 unveils multilingual content slate with new originals, films, sports, AI-led programming · telegraphindia.com

ZEE5, a popular streaming platform in India, has announced a big collection of new shows, movies, and other content in seven different Indian languages.

This includes new series like 'Kambli' about a famous cricketer, movies like 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' starring Varun Dhawan, and even live sports like FIFA and Bundesliga.

They also have special shows made with AI and fun cartoons for kids.

ZEE5 has teamed up with big production companies to bring all this exciting content to its viewers.

Key facts

Languages
Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Malayalam, Kannada, Bangla
Content Types
Original series, films, live sports, AI-powered storytelling, animation, kids' programming
Hindi Series
Kambli, The Scam: Leaked, Coffee King, Jeena Isi Ka Naam Hai 2.0, Zee Horror Show, Rangbaaz S4, Janaawar 2, Bakaiti S2
Hindi Films
Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai, Bandar, Bharat Bhagya Vidhata, Pooja Meri Jaan, Sarvgunn Sampann, Ghamasaan, Ikroop, Dalimb
Regional Highlights
Koose Munisamy Veerappan (Tamil), Shrimathi (Telugu), Ayyana Mane (Kannada), A Queen (Malayalam), Hey Kay Navin? (Marathi), Shwetkali (Bangla)
Sports
FIFA, Bundesliga, ILT Season 5, Tamil Nadu Kabaddi
AI and Animation
Garud – Ek Yodha Ki Gatha, Vikram Betal, Shiv Sati – Ek Anant Prem Kahani, Ram Anjaney Yuddh, Aiyappan, Shivlok Ke Kundakka Mandakka, Smart KidZ, Tales of Krishna, Bandbudh and Budbak 2.0
Production Partners
Jio Studios, Maddock Films, Pen Studios, Tips Films, Reliance Entertainment, Annapurna Studios

Quotes

Tejkarran Singh Bajaj

Business Head, ZEE5 India

“At ZEE5, we don't believe in just following the entertainment landscape, we believe in shaping it. Every story we tell is driven by a simple philosophy: back the bold, champion the unconventional and create experiences that audiences cannot find anywhere else.”
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