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SABe
TV continues on its promise of providing 'relief' to viewers
with the launch on 25 February of a new sitcom Sajan
Tu Jhoot Mat Bol.
The show is directed by Rajan Waghdhare and written by Ashok
Patole, the same team that has given the well known SABe
TV sitcoms Yes Boss and Sriman Srimati.
Also launching on 25 February are some new current affairs
progranmmes which will lock in the 10 to 10:30 pm band five
days a week. Karan Thapar hosts two shows, Line of Fire
on Mondays and Court Martial on Thursdays. Both the
shows are in English. Veer Sanghvi hosts another English
show Meeting of Minds on Tuesdays, while Priya Tendulkar
anchors Jawab Talab, modelled on BBC's Hard Talk,
Wednesdays.
To round it off on Fridays there is Khula Manch (open
platform) which has Manoj Raguvanshi in the anchor's seat.
Unlike the other new shows, though, Khula Manch is
a one-hour programme.
Once these programming initiatives are instituted, SABe
TV will have the distinction of not having a single soap
in the time band from 7 pm to 10:30 pm. SABe TV's family
dramas will essentially be confined to the afternoon slot.
The
programming format is as follows:
| Time |
Programme |
| 7:00
pm |
Asterix |
| 7:30
pm |
Alif
Laila |
| 8:00
pm |
Office Office |
| 8:40
pm |
Sajan
Tu Jhoot Mat Bol |
| 9:10
pm |
Yes
Boss |
| 9:40
pm |
Sriman
Srimati |
| 10:10
pm |
Colonell
(a whodunnit detective series) |
| 10:30
pm - 11 pm |
Current
Affairs show |
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