In an era of Netflix and Amazon, Are you watching DD's Ramayan & Mahabharata?


Coronavirus Lockdown: Doordarshan and DD Bharati will telecast the epics of Ramayan and Mahabharat respectively from today. The CEO of Prasar Bharati also told those nostalgic about the 80s and 90s to watch out for reruns of "more iconic content".

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