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Metro Gold : ウィキペディア英語版
Metro Gold

Metro Gold, also known as 9 Gold, was a Hindi-language terrestrial television channel in India. The channel was a joint venture of both DD Metro and Nine Gold of Kerry Packer and Vinay Maloo' HFCL - Nine Broadcasting India; hence known as Metro Gold. During its first launch, the channel was more likely known as DD Metro channel's "primetime block" from 7 pm to 10 pm IST, where it showed its programmes only in the given three-hour span on DD Metro Channel. But when the programmes started becoming popular in the primetime slot, DD Metro tried to set up some realistic terms with Nine Gold, which created disagreement between the companies and led up the channel's closing.
Metro Gold's programming was targeted at family audiences. The programming covered genres including drama, comedy, horror, and live events. Among its most successful programmes to date are ''Mamla Gadbad Hai'', ''Saamne Wali Khidki'', ''Tede Medhe Sapnay'', and ''Chonch Ladi Re Chonch''.
After Metro Gold went off-air, it signed a contract with STAR Plus, India's number 1 channel and sold off all of their shows to the channel. STAR Plus bought the entire Nine Gold's library of programmes after signing the deal, and all of the programmes were re-aired on STAR Plus from the beginning. Besides, all of Metro Gold's programmes now belong to (claim by) STAR Plus and known as theirs rather than DD Metro's, though they were aired on DD Metro channel. The reason was that HFCL - Nine Gold paid DD Metro 1.21 million rupees for the three hours of air-time on DD Metro and they had full claim and the right to sell their programmes to anyone, and when they signed a deal with STAR Plus, DD Metro had no "say" in it.
==Programmes==
Note: Following is a list of programmes that were broadcast by Metro Gold Channel at the time it was on-air (now the programmes belong to STAR Plus channel:
Watch (DD Metro 9 Gold Golden Hours Serials Online ).
* ''Alag Alag''
* ''Blockbuster''
* ''Chonch Ladi Re Chonch''
* ''Eena Meena Deeka''
* ''Hum Bhi To Hain Tumhare''
* ''Hum Hain Kal Aaj Aur Kal''
* Hum Tum Ek Camre Mei Band Hon
* ''Jaaneman Jaaneman''
* ''Jannat''
* ''Kuch Ret Kuch Paani''
* ''Maan''
* ''Madhuri Magic''
* ''Mamla Gadbad Hai''
* ''Khaaki''
* ''Bol Baby Bol''
* ''Meri Mrs. Chanchala''
* ''The Price Is Right''
* ''Mini Superstars''
* ''Mooch Nahi Toh Kuch Nahi''
* ''Mr. Mehmaan''
* ''Nargis''
* ''Patang''
* ''Piyaa Binaa''
* ''Saamne Wali Khidki''
* ''Shaadi No. 1''
* ''Smriti''
* ''Superstars''
* ''The Helen Show''
* ''Tedhe Medhe Sapnay''
* ''Zindagi Milke Bitayenge''

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