Zee One To Debut New Series "My Daughter's Keeper" In January 2025

Zee One is a Bollywood entertainment operated by Zee Entertainment Enterprises that distributes a mixture of series and films all of which are English dubbed. With the year to reach a climax, Zee One is looking to rollout it's first series in 2025 titled My Daughter's Keeper (Alor Kole).

Synopsis for My Daughter's Keeper

Aditya's first wife Alo dies and he is judged to be her murderer by the media and by his daughter Pupul. Alo's soul has not yet achieved salvation so she is left wandering the family home, looking over and protecting Pupul. Aditya's stepmother, Indira, wishes for him to remarry and chooses her friend's daughter Megha to marry him. 

Meanwhile, we are introduced to Radha, a girl from Navadeep, who saves Pupul several times and stays as a guest in the house. Aditya eventually agrees to marriage with Meghan for the sake of Pupul, but the marriage is cancelled by Ali, Radha, and Pupil. Finally, under pressure from Alo, Aditya marries Radha, but says that he is unable to accept her as his wife, since he only loves Alo.

Based on the Tamil TV series Yaaradi Nee Mohini, the supernatural drama stars Somu Sarkar, Rishita Nandi, Swikriti Majumder and Koushik Roy in leading roles. It premiered on Zee Bangla from 27 November 2023 and concluded on 22 June 2024 with 174 half hour episodes.

My Daughter's Keeper will air daily from 26 January 2025 prior to its rollout Zee One will be importing more shows from Zee World including Ruzia Sultan, Married Again, Curse Of The Sands, Fire & Ice and Age Is Just A Number.

"New Paramount" May Be Looking To Discard Cable Networks Like MTV, Comedy Central, BET And Nickelodeon

The landscape of television is undergoing a seismic shift, with streaming services increasingly dominating the entertainment industry. This transformation is forcing media conglomerates to re-evaluate their strategies, and for Paramount, this means a potential downplaying, or even outright disposal, of once-iconic cable networks like MTV and Comedy Central.

According to a recent report from The Hollywood Reporter, these networks, along with Nickelodeon and BET, are “simply not as high a priority” for the incoming Skydance regime following the anticipated merger with Paramount. This news raises serious questions about the future of these channels, which have played a significant role in shaping pop culture over the past few decades.

The report suggests that CBS is the only television asset considered completely safe under the new leadership. Incoming company president Jeff Shell has previously referred to CBS as a “crown jewel,” indicating its central importance to the merged entity. This prioritization of CBS comes at the expense of other networks within the Paramount portfolio.

The signs of this shift have been evident for some time. Paramount has reportedly entertained numerous bids for BET, including offers from prominent figures like Tyler Perry and media mogul Byron Allen. This willingness to consider selling BET demonstrates a clear shift in priorities away from these formerly key cable assets.

Perhaps the most alarming indicator of this deprioritization was the recent wiping of digital archives for networks like MTV News and Comedy Central. This erasure of digital history suggests a lack of commitment to preserving the legacy of these channels, further fueling speculation about their future.

The current strategy of bringing established sitcoms like “Friends” and “The Big Bang Theory” to MTV raises further questions. This move suggests a reliance on established, syndicated content rather than investment in original programming, potentially signaling a decline in the network’s focus on creating new, cutting-edge content. This is a far cry from MTV’s earlier days as a trendsetting music and youth culture channel.

The Hollywood Reporter cites a December 19 Bank of America research report from Jessica Reif Ehrlich, which predicts a trend of media companies divesting their cable TV network assets. The report suggests these assets would be “better positioned as a consolidated, linear-focused vehicle with scale benefits that can drive affiliate and advertising negotiation as well as synergies.” This analysis points towards a potential consolidation of remaining cable networks as a way to maintain some level of competitiveness against the streaming giants.

The potential decline of MTV and Comedy Central raises broader questions about the future of cable television as a whole. As streaming continues to gain momentum, traditional cable networks are facing an existential crisis. The convenience and on-demand nature of streaming have proven highly attractive to viewers, leading to widespread cord-cutting.

Whether these legacy networks can survive independently or face extinction remains to be seen. However, the winds are clearly blowing in the direction of streaming, and media conglomerates are adapting accordingly. The anticipated Skydance and Paramount merger is likely to accelerate this trend, potentially marking the beginning of the end for some of television’s most iconic cable brands. The focus on “synergies,” as mentioned in the Bank of America report, suggests that any remaining cable assets may be bundled together or sold off as a single entity, further diminishing their individual prominence in the media landscape.

How Google Is Becoming Another DStv?

Not long ago, I reported that Google blacklisted thousands of independent and small sites prioritising big brands, affiliate links and forums such as Quora and Reddit. Insidus forms part of those sites that were affected by Google's core updates but alas they don't owe us anything in the end.

Remember when eMedia Investments was fighting to retain their 4 Openview channels on DStv. Think of it like this we were eMedia we made several changes to try and enhance reader's experience but in the end MultiChoice who is Google haven't acknowledged these updates.

MultiChoice has stated in court that eMedia has Openview for those looking to watch Elif and Teletubbies but the reality revenue wise would lead a company to scale back on content. This is what happened in Insidus, although all keywords I ranked on were axed the only search queries are those linking back to our website.

Simple terms: User A would type "eExtra" or "SABC" then several pages from my website would come on now that's been reduced to the website name and link which BTW made up a fraction. While some users would discover a brand by name a majority rely on content which is what Google killed off.

When a user types "Bloedspoor eVOD" in the search engine the first thing to pop-up will be videos of Isitha: The Enemy and Kelders Van Gehieme. Although all three are distributed by the same company it has nothing to do with Bloedspoor.

Now the next results are very accurate with the search term but the problem this comes from social accounts two of which are mine but the reality how many Googlers will even click those links. There has been a talk amongst publishers about zero click results.

In recent months, Google has filled it's pages with ads, affiliate links and sponsored content that there has barely been much visibility for actual content outside Quora and Reddit. This is what consumers have felt about DStv's entertainment offering as MultiChoice cuts channels and continues inflating costs.

Similar to how various outlets had stated DStv is losing its prestige as Netflix banks on NFL and WWE with DAZN that acquired FIFA. Google is facing competition from ChatGPT and TikTok as these platforms have found simpler ways to distribute information and aren't clustered with ads.

Even X (Formerly Twitter) could be branded as off as a Google competitor as it's the top platform for micro blogging a sector which Google is destroying and following Musk's takeover offers monetisation features and Grok that would rival with AdSense and Gemini.

January 2025 On Investigation Discovery, Travel Channel, Real Time And Discovery | Channel Premiere: How (Not) To Get Rid Of A Body | Returning Shows Including House Hunters International | More

Investigation Discovery 

How (Not) to Get Rid of a Body S1

Explore the outlandish lengths diabolical killers take to get away with murder. These twisted criminal

masterminds make ingenious efforts to dispose of their victims, but the country's top detectives are hellbent on solving these heinous crimes.

First TX: 29 January

TX Day: Wednesday

TX Time: 21:00

Last TX: 5 March

Teen Torture, Inc.

The latest craze sweeping TikTok is not a new dance or cat video. It's first-hand accounts of child abuse at the hands of America's Troubled Teen Industry. Survivors, lawyers, lawmakers and whistleblowers join forces to take down this business.

First TX: 5 January

TX Day: Sunday

TX Time: 21:00

Last TX: 5 January

Discovery Family

Ant Anstead Master Mechanic S1

Ant Anstead uses donor cars, spare parts, handmade components and whatever raw materials he can to build his tribute to the legendary Formula One car, the Alfa Romeo 158. He works with master craftsmen, automotive personalities and friends.

First TX: 17 January

TX Day: Weekdays

TX Time: 20:10

Last TX: 24 January

Dirty Mudder Truckers S1

A crew of top racers in Central Florida, the Dirty 7, battles crews from around the country. The teams go head-to-head in The Pit -- a 750-foot stretch of mud with a 10-foot table top jump -- and the winner takes home cold, hard cash and bragging rights.

First TX: 13 January

TX Day: Weekdays

TX Time: 20:10

Last TX: 16 January

Travel Channel

House Hunters International S113

This spin-off of the wildly popular HGTV House Hunters goes around the globe. Home hunters and their realtors check out all sorts of architectural styles and work through the quirks of buying real estate in other countries.

First TX: 7 January

TX Day: Weekdays

TX Time: 06:00

Last TX: 22 January

Trending Terror S1

Adam Ellis became a viral sensation when he documented his haunting on social media under the hashtag Dear David. Now he helps others escape their own paranormal nightmares as he investigates haunted locations across America.

First TX: 7 January

TX Day: Tuesday

TX Time: 21:10

Last TX: 11 February

Help! My House is Haunted S5

Help! My House Is Haunted is back for a fifth series of chilling cases of paranormal phenomena from across the UK & Ireland. From past life regressions to demonic exorcisms, our specialist team stop at nothing to bring peace to the living…and the dead.

First TX: 1 January

TX Day: Wednesday

TX Time: 21:10

Last TX: 2 April

Real Time

Battle of the Brothers S1

Renowned chefs, restaurateurs and sibling rivals

Bryan and Michael Voltaggio mentor America's next

great chefs in an intense team competition.

First TX: 2 January

TX Day: Weekdays

TX Time: 11:15

Last TX: 9 January

Evil Kin S4

It's amazing what you inherit from your family gene

pool. But what about less-desirable traits? Can you

actually inherit evil from your family tree? Evil Kin

follows true-crime mysteries surrounding cases that

prove blood is always thicker than water.

First TX: 22 January

TX Day: Everyday

TX Time: 22:30

Last TX: 31 January

Houses with History S1

Mike Lemieux, Rich Soares and Jen MacDonald are

three passionate preservationists looking to restore

historic homes around Plymouth, Massachusetts.

First TX: 8 January

TX Day: Weekdays

TX Time: 14:35

Last TX: 15 January

January 2025 On TNT Across Africa | New Year With 5 New Movies | Mark Wahlberg Fan Month | More

*channel premiere in bold

New Year, New Movies

Stunt

We’re turning up the heat with blockbuster premieres every Wednesday! From the intense action of Parallel to the suspense of Confidential 

Informant, each week delivers a new cinematic thrill. Make your New Year’s resolution to never miss midweek movie night on TNT!

*Channel premieres are in yellow text*

Wednesday, 1 January

20:30 Parallel (2024)

Wednesday, 8 January

20:30 Confidential Informant (2023)

Wednesday, 15 January

20:30 Clover (2020)

Wednesday, 22 January

20:30 Haywire (2011) 

Wednesday, 29 January

20:30 Sudden Death (1995)

Mark Wahlberg Fan Month

Stunt

We’re going all out for Mark Wahlberg every Sunday in January by showcasing some of his best films, from Planet of the Apes to Pain & Gain. And for the ultimate fan experience, catch a marathon of his hits on the final Sunday.

Sunday, 5 January

20:00 The Italian Job (2003)

Sunday, 12 January

20:00 Planet of the Apes (2001)

Sunday, 19 January

20:00 Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014)

Sunday, 26 January

13:25 Planet of the Apes (2001) 

15:25 The Italian Job (2003)

17:15 Transformers: Age of Extinction 

(2014)

20:00 Pain & Gain (2013)

Chaos & Chuckles

Stunt

Get ready to chuckle as chaos is taking over TNT this January! Every Saturday night, we have double features of hilarious chaos with movies like Kick-Ass 2, Tropic Thunder, and Shaun of the Dead. It’s the perfect mix of action and absurdity.

Saturday, 4 January

18:10 Tropic Thunder (2008)

20:00 Kick-Ass 2 (2013)

Saturday, 11 January

18:30 Johnny English (2003)

20:00 Johnny English Reborn (2011)

Saturday, 18 January

18:00 Spy (2015)

20:00 Me, Myself & Irene (1999)

Saturday, 25 January

18:00 Coming to America (1988)

20:00 Shaun of the Dead (2004)