Indian IPTV in Dubai — Every Regional Language, One Line
Indian IPTV for Dubai households — the full Hindi line-up plus complete Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada and Bengali packs on a single subscription, so a family from Kerala and a family from Punjab are watching from the same AED 80 a year.
Star Plus, Sony TV, Zee TV, Colors TV, Sun TV, Asianet, Star Vijay, Zee Telugu and the rest — alongside IPL and international cricket live, and a huge Bollywood and South Indian film library on demand.
- Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Bengali
- Star Plus, Sony TV, Zee TV, Colors, Sun TV
- IPL live + all international cricket
- Bollywood & South Indian movies on demand
- Catch-up TV — nothing missed at IST hours
- AED 80 for a full year
The regional language problem this actually solves
Traditional UAE packages treat Indian content as one add-on bundle, and that bundle is almost always Hindi-first. If your household watches Malayalam or Tamil, you end up paying for a Hindi tier to reach a handful of the channels you actually want, then paying again for a regional add-on.
There is no tiering here. Every regional pack is on the same line, which matters most in shared Dubai accommodation and in mixed families — nobody is negotiating over whose language the subscription covers.
- Hindi — Star Plus, Sony TV, Zee TV, Colors TV, Sony SAB, Star Bharat, &TV, plus the news and movie channels
- Tamil — Sun TV, Star Vijay, Zee Tamil, KTV, Sun Music and Tamil news
- Malayalam — Asianet, Surya TV, Mazhavil Manorama, Flowers TV and Malayalam news
- Telugu — Star Maa, Zee Telugu, ETV, Gemini TV and Telugu movie channels
- Bengali & Kannada — Zee Bangla, Star Jalsha, Colors Kannada, Udaya TV
- Kids — a large Hindi and English children's section including Cartoon Network and Pogo
Cricket — IPL, internationals and the timezone advantage
Cricket is the single most common reason Indian households in Dubai come to us, and the UAE timezone is genuinely kind here: an IST evening match lands in the Dubai late afternoon, so you are watching live rather than reading the score the next morning.
IPL, international fixtures, Asia Cup, the T20 and ODI World Cups and the domestic tournaments are all carried live, in 4K where the broadcast source provides it. Because there is no separate sports tier, adding cricket costs nothing extra — and the catch-up function means a match that starts during working hours is still there when you get home.
Bollywood, South Indian and the on-demand library
Beyond live channels there are 80,000+ films and complete series box sets, and the Indian section is one of the largest in it. New Bollywood releases appear as they become available, and the South Indian catalogue covers Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada cinema rather than only the Hindi-dubbed versions — which is the part most services get wrong.
Series box sets run complete rather than the current season only, so you can start a serial from episode one instead of joining halfway.
- New Bollywood releases plus the classic catalogue
- South Indian cinema in the original language, not dubbed
- Hollywood films with Hindi audio tracks where available
- Complete serial box sets, not just the running season
- Full EPG guide in English for the Indian channel numbers
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Indian IPTV — frequently asked questions
Which Indian channels are included in the Dubai subscription?
The full Hindi line-up including Star Plus, Sony TV, Zee TV, Colors TV, Sony SAB and Star Bharat, plus complete regional packs — Sun TV, Star Vijay and Zee Tamil for Tamil; Asianet, Surya and Mazhavil Manorama for Malayalam; Star Maa, Zee Telugu and ETV for Telugu; and Zee Bangla and Star Jalsha for Bengali. If there is a specific channel your family watches, message us before buying and we will confirm it is carried.
Can I watch IPL live in Dubai on IPTV?
Yes, IPL is carried live and included in the standard AED 80 annual subscription — there is no separate sports tier or per-tournament charge. The IST start times land in the Dubai afternoon and evening, so matches are live rather than delayed, and catch-up lets you watch anything that started while you were at work.
Do I get Tamil and Malayalam channels, or only Hindi?
All of them, on the same line and at the same price. This is the main difference from a traditional UAE package, where Hindi is the base tier and regional languages are paid add-ons. Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, Kannada and Bengali packs are all standard here.
How much does Indian IPTV cost in Dubai?
AED 80 for a full year, covering every regional pack, cricket and the on-demand film library. If you also need hardware, boxes are AED 170–300 and we do a better combined price when you take a box and subscription together — ask on WhatsApp.
Can I test the Indian channels before paying?
Yes, and we would rather you did. Message us on WhatsApp and we will send a free trial line so you can check your specific channels are present and see how they perform on your own internet before spending anything.
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