Star Jalsha

Star Jalsha was officially launched on 8 September 2008 and is the first non-regional, non-Hindi and non-English channel of Star Network. This was Star India's second Bengali-language television channel of Star India after Star Ananda. In 2011, it was launched on the OSN platform in the Middle East. On 17 June 2012, during a special event Cholo Paltai, it rebranded with a new diamond star logo and graphics for the first time since its launch. On 22 November 2012, the channel was launched in UK. The channel launched its own high-definition feed, along with Jalsha Movies HD, on 14 April 2016. They were the first Bengali-language HD channels in India. In 2018, Sagnik Ghosh became the head of the channel. On 17 February 2019, during a special event called Jalsha Doshe Dosh (Meaning Ten-on-Ten), on account of Star Jalsha's 10th birthday, the channel rebranded for the second time from a white logo with red accents to a red logo with blue accents. It also introduced new coloured graphics after almost 7 years, which are not red and white in the history of the channel, but predominantly turquoise blue with the hints of golden and yellow. The serials also no longer use their own logo. Instead, they use the Kohinoor font for the name of the serial in the cover picture of a particular serial. However, in recent past, the reality shows and events have featured their own logos in the channel with Star Jalsha's Bengali font Kohinoor Bangla. On 2 October 2021, Star Jalsha, along with other foreign television channels that did not provide clean feeds, was temporarily suspended from broadcasting in Bangladesh. However, on 18 October 2021, Star Jalsha resumed broadcasts in the country with clean feed. ==Current broadcast==

Drama series • Aalta Phoring (2022–2023) • Aay Tobe Sohochori (2021–2022) • Adwitiya (2011–2012) • Ardhangini (2018) • Ami Sirajer Begum (2018–2019) • Agnijal (2016–2017) • Anurager Chhowa (2022–2025) • Bhaktir Sagar (2024) • Bangla Medium (2022–2023) • Behula (2010–2011) • Bouma Ekghor (2022) • Bhaggolokkhi (2020–2021) • Bhoomikanya (2018–2019) • Bijoyinee (2018–2019) • Bodhuboron (2013–2017) • Bodhu Kon Alo Laaglo Chokhe (2012–2014) • Bojhena Se Bojhena (2013–2016) • Boron (2021–2022) • Bou Kotha Kao (2009–2012) • Care Kori Na (2012–2013) • Checkmate (2012) • Chuni Panna (2019–2020) • Debi Choudhurani (2018–2019) • Debipaksha (2017) • Desher Maati (2021) • Dhrubatara (2020–2021) • Dhulokona (2021–2022) • Durga (2008–2010) • Durga Durgeshwari (2019–2020) • Ekhane Aakash Neel (2008–2010) • Ekhane Aakash Neel (2019–2020) • Ekka Dokka (2022–2023) • Falna (2021–2022) • Gaaner Oparey (2010–2011) • Geeta LL.B (2023–2025) • Gaatchora (2021–2023) • Ghore Pherar Gaan (2012–2013) • Gramer Rani Binapani (2021–2022) • Gangaram (2020–2022) • Godhuli Alap (2022–2023) • Guddi (2022–2023) • Guriya Jekhane Guddu Sekhane (2019–2020) • Horogouri Pice Hotel (2022–2025) • Ichche Nodee (2015–2017) • Irabotir Chupkotha (2018–2020) • Ishti Kutum (2011–2015) • Jai Kali Kalkattawali (2017–2019) • Jibon Jyoti (2018) • Jol Nupur (2013–2015) • Kanamachi (2014–2015) • Kapalkundala (2019–2020) • Ke Apon Ke Por (2016–2020) • Khelaghor (2020–2022) • Khokababu (2016–2018) • Khorkuto (2020–2022) • Khukumoni Home Delivery (2021–2022) • Kiranmala (2014–2016) • Kora Pakhi (2020–2021) • Kothha (2023–2025) • Kunjochhaya (2019–2020) • Kusum Dola (2016–2018) • Mahapeeth Tarapeeth (2019–2022) • Maa....Tomay Chara Ghum Ashena (2009–2014) • Mahanayak (2016) • Mayurpankhi (2018–2019) • Membou (2016–2017) • Milon Tithi (2015–2017) • Mohor (2019–2022) • Mon Niye Kachakachi (2015) • Mon Phagun (2021–2022) • Nojor (2019) • Ogo Bodhu Sundori (2009–2010) • Ogo Nirupoma (2020–2021) • Om Namah Shivay (2018) • Phagun Bou (2018–2019) • Ponchomi (2022-2023) • Potol Kumar Gaanwala (2015–2017) • Pratidaan (2017–2018) • Punyi Pukur (2015–2017) • Prothoma Kadambini (2020–2021) • Rakhi Bandhan (2016–2019) • Saanjher Baati (2019–2021) • Shree Krishna Bhakto Meera (2021) • Sanyashi Raja (2017–2018) • Shaheber Chithi (2022–2023) • Sreemoyee (2019–2021) • Tekka Raja Badshah (2018–2019) • Thik Jeno Love Story (2014–2015) • Tomay Amay Mile (2013–2016) Acquired series • Ramayan • Mahaprabhu • Oye Golu • Sri Ramkrishna • Super V Reality shows • 1000 Ghonta (2011) • Ebar Jombe Moja (2019) • Super Singer (2019–2023) ==Sister Channels==

Jalsha Movies Jalsha Movies (also known as Star Jalsha Movies) is a Bengali-language movie channel owned by Disney Star, a subsidiary of The Walt Disney Company India. Launched on December 16, 2012, it serves as a sister channel to the general entertainment channel Star Jalsha. The channel primarily broadcasts a wide array of Bengali films, ranging from classic cinema to contemporary releases. Jalsha Josh Jalsha Josh (also known as Star Jalsha Josh) was an upcoming Bengali language youth entertainment television channel from the broadcaster. It was originally planned to be launched on 1 December 2021, but was postponed due to issues involving the implementation of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's New Tariff Order 2.0. ===Colors Bangla=== Colors Bangla is a bengali secondary entertainment channel by JioStar. It was launched in 1999 by ETV as ETV Bangla. It was acquired by Viacom18 in 2015 along with other regional channels of ETV and rebranded as Colors Bangla. It primary re-broadcasts mythological, drama, horror serials of this channel and Star Jalsha since 2025 after Disney Star and Viacom 18 merger. Colors Bangla Cinema Colors Bangla Cinema is a bengali movie channel by JioStar launched in 2018 from Viacom18. ==Reception==

Within its launch of 3 years, Star Jalsha became the most watched Indian Bengali-language channel in April 2011. ==References==