Shemaroo Marathibana

India India

Shemaroo Marathibana is a television channel broadcasting in the Marathi language, primarily targeting audiences in India. Its programming centers on entertainment content, including feature films, music-based shows, and cultural programs that reflect Marathi traditions and contemporary life. The channel also airs devotional segments and lifestyle-oriented content, drawing from the broader Marathi media landscape. Viewers can access Shemaroo Marathibana through satellite television providers across the region, with its schedule typically listed in local TV guides and on the channel’s digital platforms for live viewing.

Programma
Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra
18:30 - 19:30
Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra
Talented artists and comedians showcase their skills to entertain the audience and the judges by performing hilarious skits and enactments
Talented comedians bring laughter to the stage with entertaining performances, witty humour and engaging skits, offering a delightful mix of fun and satire.
Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra
19:30 - 20:29
Maharashtrachi Hasya Jatra
Vishakha's job switches to work-from-home during the COVID-19 lockdown. Soon, chaos ensues when the new policy forces her to spend more time around Samir
Talented comedians bring laughter to the stage with entertaining performances, witty humour and engaging skits, offering a delightful mix of fun and satire.
VIP Gadhav
20:30 - 22:30
VIP Gadhav
Gangaram who hails from a quaint village struggles in bearing his donkey's medical expenses. Soon, the situation turns ugly when media takes notice of the situation.
Gajar Maulicha
IN DIRETTA 22:30 - 23:30
Gajar Maulicha
Thousands of people undertake a three-week-long 'wari' pilgrimage in honour of the Almighty, which includes dancing, chanting and playing musical instruments
Renowned spiritual orators from Maharashtra share sacred tales with Lord Vitthala's devotees, praising the divine through soulful musical narration and song.
Gajar Maulicha
23:30 - 00:30
Gajar Maulicha
Thousands of people undertake a three-week-long 'wari' pilgrimage in honour of the Almighty, which includes dancing, chanting and playing musical instruments
Renowned spiritual orators from Maharashtra share sacred tales with Lord Vitthala's devotees, praising the divine through soulful musical narration and song.