TellyBuzz had given readers the news of Fireworks Productions' longest running show on Sony, CID turning biweekly. And now, Sony Entertainment Television has decided to extend the slot given to ...

After Aahat, Sony TV is back with another gripping horror show titled Vashikaran. The makers have shared a short teaser to give you a glimpse of the upcoming project. Featuring Snehlata Vasaikar in ...

There is no 90s kid or TV viewing audience who does not know Aahat. The show on Sony TV was the spookiest of its time. From jump scares to iconic tune and stories packed with intrigue, the show was ...

Sony TV is reportedly planning to bring back two of its most iconic shows, ‘CID’ and ‘Aahat’, as part of a broader strategy to revive the channel’s fortunes. The broadcaster, which has been struggling ...

With the return of the popular spine chilling show 'Aahat' (Fireworks Productions), viewers have been treated with the best of drama on TV. (as quoted by tellychakkar.com) But now we have exclusive ...

The horror show that ruled the small screen in 90s, is back in its sixth season. Aahat-is-back-on-Sony-TV After almost a decade, Aahat is back to haunt, or so we thought. The new episode of Aahat does ...

With the national and state lockdowns at play, no fresh content is being produced in the film and television sector of the country. This has prompted television channels to bring back past hits and ...

After Doordarshan, Sony TV has announced reruns of popular shows from the past-- CID, Aahat and Ye Un Dino Ki Baat Hai among others. Fresh off the biggest album week for a group in over a decade, BTS ...

Popular horror show Aahat is returning to the small screen after two years to tell new scary stories. The show has been renamed as Aahat--All New Series and will go on air on Sony TV Friday at 11 p.m.

To be launched on February 18, the show is returning after a gap of four years and will be aired every Wednesday and Thursday at 11 PM. Sony Entertainment Television, the flagship Hindi GEC from Multi ...

With no fresh content being produced, broadcasters are bringing back past hits to keep viewers hooked. Several associations in the video content production fraternity had unanimously decided to put ...