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Times promises complete entertainment

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 3 June 2013

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Times promises complete entertainment
The Express Media Group launched Times on June 1, aiming to deliver a mix of entertainment and news. The channel features classic shows, horror programs, and dance competitions.

LAHORE: The Express Media Group’s new television channel Times, promises complete entertainment to all its viewers, The Express Tribune reported Monday.

Launched on June 1, it will aim to strike a balance between entertainment and news and offer a range of programs for all kinds of viewers.

Classic entertainers like Charlie Chaplain, Laurel & Hardy, and Mr. Bean will be screened besides shows focusing on common man’s life, including R K Luxman’s World as well as a series based on the novel Mrs Tendulkar which depicts the realistic married couple. There will also be a show on a couple - Mr and Mrs Sharma Ilahabad walay.

The paper said the channel will be a treat for those who love horror shows, among them Darna Zarori Hai for those daring viewers who claim nothing can terrorize them.

D-I-D Doubles will be for viewers who love dance programs. Blockbuster movies featuring great stars will also be shown.

Times is the fourth television channel to be launched this year after PTV World, Capital TV and Abb Takk.

Key Points

  • Times launched on June 1 as a new television channel by Express Media Group.
  • Offers a variety of programs including classic entertainers and horror shows.
  • Includes shows based on everyday life and popular novels.
  • Features dance programs and blockbuster movies.
  • Fourth TV channel launched this year, following PTV World and others.

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