Epic TV schedule

The host explores abandoned historical locations in India that are filled with mystery.

The narrator states some interesting facts about the Royal Bengal Tiger.

Edward Sonnenblick sets out to find some unique professions and learn more about them.

Host Sara Khan travels the Indian subcontinent to explore established myths and legends.

The host illuminates various ancient Indian kingdoms and their dynasties.

The filmmaker sheds light on the history and journey of the rupee in India.

A deep dive into disasters, exploring their causes and lasting impacts through science.

Host Sara Khan travels the Indian subcontinent to explore established myths and legends.

Experts share their views on ten places, people or events that impacted Indian history.

The host looks at the history of Indian spices and Indian railways.

Experts provide deeper insights into some of the greatest escapes in history.

The filmmaker sheds light on the lesser-known facts about the country of India.

Edward decides to learn about the interesting Indian musical instruments.

Jean-Baptiste Tavernier was a French merchant who travelled to India for his love of rare jewels.

The filmmaker sheds light on the journey of Indian currency over the years.

The Maurya dynasty came into power when Chandragupta dethroned King Dhanananda.

The host examines the history and journey of the Parsi community in India.

Edward decides to explore the street food of India that is varied and rich in taste.

The host traces the historical significance and origins of traditional Indian attires.

The filmmaker explores the rich architecture and constitution of India's history.

Naseer recounts the biggest and landmark victories of the Indian cricket team.

Experts share their views on ten places, people or events that impacted Indian history.

Bihar's rich culture and unique history are explored through the state's hidden gems.

The host provides insights into the various regiments of the Indian army.

Experts discuss the history of the remarkable inventions that originated in India.

The filmmaker explores the rich architecture and constitution of India's history.

Food enthusiasts explore several local cuisines and culinary traditions of Indian royalty. S02 E14.

The host travels across India to revive forgotten traditional recipes. S01 E12.

The narrator provides information about the local cuisines in several regions of India. S01 E06.

A renowned Indian chef shares the recipes of a variety of mouthwatering dishes. S01 E25.

A pinch of British influence can be seen in some of the popular dishes of Shimla. S02 E05.

The narrator provides information about the local cuisines in several regions of India. S01 E01.

Chef Ranveer Brar prepares a few Tibetan dishes such as 'laping', momos, and 'tigmo'.

With a dash of intriguing facts, the host highlights the rich history of various dishes.

The narrator provides information about the local cuisines in several regions of India. S01 E06.

The host shares recipes of festive dishes and talks about the rich Indian folklore. S02 E25.

Food enthusiasts explore several local cuisines and culinary traditions of Indian royalty. S04 E05.

The oldest collection of fables in the world originated in India in Sanskrit.

The host explores abandoned historical locations in India that are filled with mystery.

The dynasty of Satavahana came into power after the downfall of the Mauryan empire.

The host shares recipes of festive dishes and talks about the rich Indian folklore. S02 E13.

A culinary expert shares various cooking tips and recipes in an easy to understand manner. S01 E02.

The host explores abandoned historical locations in India that are filled with mystery.

Various artists re-enact the bravest escapes from captivity by prominent personalities.

The host illuminates various ancient Indian kingdoms and their dynasties.

The host discusses Ruh Pawar Agha's life and traces Robert Clive's first visit to India.

A deep dive into disasters, exploring their causes and lasting impacts through science.

The host provides insights into the various regiments of the Indian army.

The filmmaker delves into the stories behind the names of several people and places.

The filmmaker explores how the loyalty of South Indian cinema fans leads to tragedies.

Abd-al Razzaq was a Persian scholar who was afraid of travelling.

KAO and KSN turn the East Pakistani refugees into a fierce army with their training. S01 E10.

The filmmaker sheds light on various explorers in history who landed on Indian shores.