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'''Hungama TV''' is a TV channel for children in ] based in ]. Originally a subsidiary of ] launched in 2004, the channel was sold to ] in 2006.<ref>{{cite web | title= Disney switches on to Hindi market |work= ]|url= http://www.media-partners-asia.com/newsframe/140906.html}}</ref> Ironically, Disney bought UTV in 2011. The channel helped to increase Disney's presence in India.{{cn|date=July 2015}} Hungama is now an operating unit of ] Worldwide. Under UTV, it was promoted by ] actor ].{{cn|date=July 2015}}List of Programmes broadcast by Hungama TV '''Hungama TV''' is a TV channel for children in ] based in ]. Originally a subsidiary of ] launched in 2004, the channel was sold to ] in 2006.<ref>{{cite web | title= Disney switches on to Hindi market |work= ]|url= http://www.media-partners-asia.com/newsframe/140906.html}}</ref> Ironically, Disney bought UTV in 2011. The channel helped to increase Disney's presence in India.{{cn|date=July 2015}} Hungama is now an operating unit of ] Worldwide. Under UTV, it was promoted by ] actor ].{{cn|date=July 2015}}'']''


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Television channel
Hungama TV (English)
हंगामा टीवी (Hindi)
ஹங்காமா டிவி (Tamil)
హంగామా టివి (Telugu)
CountryIndia
HeadquartersMumbai, India
Programming
Language(s)Hindi
Tamil
Telugu
Ownership
OwnerUTV Software Communications
File:Hungamalogo.jpg
Hungama TV's original 2004 logo, when it was under UTV Software Communications.

Hungama TV is a TV channel for children in India based in Mumbai. Originally a subsidiary of UTV Software Communications launched in 2004, the channel was sold to Disney in 2006. Ironically, Disney bought UTV in 2011. The channel helped to increase Disney's presence in India. Hungama is now an operating unit of Disney Channel Worldwide. Under UTV, it was promoted by Bollywood actor John Abraham.List of Programmes broadcast by Hungama TV

References

  1. "Disney switches on to Hindi market". Financial Times.

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