Shows On Infotainment TV Channels (India)

An overview of the history of Great Britain's Amicus Films, which was a rival of Hammer Studios in the horror field. Included are interviews with company co-founder Max Rosenberg, cameraman Freddie Francis and director Roy Ward Baker, and clips from various Amicus productions.

Delve into the lives of three women who prove that they have what it takes to run a female-dominated automotive shop.

The filmmaker sheds light on the journey of numerous international emissaries that landed on India's shores for trade, alliance and exploration.

The host travels across different regions of India to revive and popularise deeply traditional recipes that are forgotten

SHATTERED is about the impact of a crime... and what follows that life-changing collision. Anchored by three distinct but connected POV's, this original series explores how a crime forever alters the lives of those involved.

Hunt For The Weapons Of The Mahabharat: Host Rannvijay Singha interacts with experts and embarks on adventurous expeditions to unravel India's lesser-known mysteries, legends and secret hidden treasures.

Recorded during the band's performance at the 2005 Louder Harder Faster Festival (taped on June 5, 2005), "Louder Harder Faster" also includes such extra bits as vintage live footage, slide shows (put to the original "Survive" demos), music videos, in the studio footage, unreleased songs, and an interview with longtime members Danny Lilker and Glenn Evans.

Traveller Ben Fogle embarks on an adventurous journey to explore various exciting places on the planet and take part in different challenges. United Kingdom.

Body In The Barrel: Michelle looks up to her father, but over time, fear and disgust replaces respect when as a teenager, her world changes forever as horrific revelations emerge.

Renowned automobile designer Will Castro travels across the world in search of the most unusual automotive designs and builds customised cars for his A-list clients.

In the most unforgiving and hostile environments on the planet, Bear Grylls has faced a host of life and death situations displaying his extreme survival skills, almost-superhuman endurance and countless, resourceful (and sometimes questionable) survival techniques. One of the notable features of Man Vs. Wild is the extreme and often outrageous extents to which Bear will go to as he demonstrates ways to find food or quench his thirst, to survive the extreme and to escape the wild. For the first

It's not that Steve Backshall has a death wish. Quite the opposite, actually. He lives for adventure, and his mission to come as close as possible to 60 of the world's most deadly animals is a brazen way to challenge himself. The naturalist and wildlife expert journeys to five continents and encount…