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Live TV Channels
Live TV is the easiest way to watch all Indian television channels from any country in the world. The most popular Indian television channels are all featured at one place for your convenience and you can choose them from the genre or according to the language. Live TV enables you to watch all the channels from Hindi, Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Gujarati, Kannada, Bengali, Marathi, Oriya, Sinhala, English, Urdu, Punjabi and Nepali languages live.
The channels are carefully segregated into sections like Popular, Trending, Entertainment, Music, News, Movies, Spiritual, and Life, to let you directly select from the best of channels from various languages. The section enables you to watch your favorite shows with just one click without wasting much time. Most popular TV serials and shows from Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and any of your subscribed languages are directly accessible from the Live TV Entertainment, Popular, Music, or Movies section.
One of the best features of Live TV section is that the popular show that is running at the time automatically displays at the start making it easier to access your favorite shows. This works for languages that you select even if you are not subscribed to them. Select the language you want to check and see what the most popular shows are running at the time. Never miss another one of your favorite shows through this highly advanced feature of TVLast .
The list of Channels displayed on this page is dependent on the Region and the Language of Subscription.
Status in Pakistan
Indian soap operas are popular in Pakistan, and Indian entertainment channels are widely watched, due to the mutual intelligibility between Urdu and Hindi.The Supreme Court of Pakistan has banned the showing of Indian films and soap operas.The British Broadcasting Corporation has reported that cable television operators in Pakistan often violate the ban and air Indian television serials due the high popularity and demand for these in Pakistan, and Indian television shows make up nearly 60% of all foreign programmes broadcast in Pakistan.
In June 2006, Pakistani comedian Rauf Lala participated in and won the comedy television show The Great Indian Laughter Challenge, but could not be followed by fellow Pakistanis, as the show was not allowed to be aired.
Indian television shows have contributed heavily to the Sanskritisation of Urdu in Pakistan, and it has been reported that many Hindi words such as namaste (नमस्ते), maharani (महारानी) and chinta (चिंता), which have been an inherent part of Sanskritised Hindi, have entered standard usage in Pakisan due to the influence of these soaps and Bollywood movies.
The viewing of Indian soaps has become so popular that mainstream newspapers such as the Pakistan Tribune often have feature articles on the shows.
An anti-Indian sentiment has been reported in Pakistan, and the two countries have fought four wars. However, the effect of Indian soap operas and Bollywood has resulted in an increase in how "favourably an ordinary Pakistani views Indians".
