Campaign India Team
May 09, 2017

Discovery enters Hindi GEC space with Jeet

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Discovery enters Hindi GEC space with Jeet
Discovery Communications has announced the launch of a Hindi GEC, Jeet. The channel will go on-air in late 2017 informed a statement. 
 
The statement added that the channel will be the flagship for the network’s investment into original local productions in India. The programme genres including true crime investigations, small-town heroes and gritty survival. To begin with, Discovery will have around hours of local content originals which will premiere on this new channel. 
 
Jeet target young male audiences, in the metros and in tier II and tier III cities. 
 
Karan Bajaj, SVP and GM, South Asia, Discovery Networks Asia Pacific, said, "We are excited to launch Discovery Jeet, which will bring a new style of entertainment, in a truly local, bespoke, ground-up offering. It borrows the best of Discovery’s ethos, seeded in fact and purpose-driven content, and leveraging global resources to mount it at a scale that delivers larger-than-life stories. Jeet marks an important milestone in our continued commitment to entertain and inspire India’s young minds!”
 
Arthur Bastings, president and MD, Discovery Networks Asia Pacific, added, “The expansion into general entertainment with Jeet redefines how Discovery will connect and interact with new young audiences across the heartlands of India. Jeet is fun, relatable, and exciting and brings to life the captivating, real stories of India’s own in a manner never seen before!”
 
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