Polimer TV

Polimer TV originated as a local television channel serving parts of Tamil Nadu. Its headquarters were initially established in Salem, and its early transmission footprint covered Salem, Namakkal, Erode, Coimbatore, Madurai, and Dharmapuri. In this first phase, the service operated with a geographically limited model, addressing viewers in selected local markets rather than presenting itself as a statewide Tamil general-entertainment channel. The channel subsequently underwent a strategic and geographic expansion. It was converted into a Tamil entertainment channel with coverage extended across Tamil Nadu, and its headquarters were relocated to Chennai. This move placed the operation in the state’s principal television and media hub and accompanied a broader change in the channel’s role within the Tamil television market. Rather than remaining a city- or district-oriented local service, Polimer TV became a more widely distributed entertainment brand. Its documented programming history shows a strong reliance on dubbed serials. The schedule included translated or adapted drama series from other television markets, alongside Tamil-language entertainment content. The catalogue covered domestic drama, family serials, mythological stories, historical themes, and fantasy-oriented narratives. Examples include Alaadin, Chanakya Sabadham, Iru Malargal, Kalyana Kanavugal, Madhubala – Konjam Ishtam Konjam Kastam, Mouna Ragam, Moondru Mudichu, Pavithra, Shakti, Thillu Mullu, and Ullam Kollai Poguthada. The presence of serials with large episode counts illustrates the channel’s use of long-running fiction as a recurring programming proposition. Polimer TV also carried mythological and devotional-themed series. Mahaveer Hanuman, Sree Rama Bhaktha Hanuman, Dharm Yoddha Garud, and Karnan – Suriyaputhiran formed part of this broader programming category. These shows complemented family drama and other dubbed fiction by appealing to established audiences for epic, religious, and historical storytelling. The channel was not limited to scripted programming. Its documented non-scripted or reality catalogue included India’s Got Talent, demonstrating an effort to include general-audience formats alongside serial drama. The combination of dubbed content and reality programming gave Polimer TV a general-entertainment profile aimed at broad Tamil-speaking viewership. Polimer TV was owned by Polimer TV Network. The available reference material does not establish a precise launch year, the names of founders or executives, detailed corporate transactions, financial results, or the channel’s current schedule and distribution. It also does not provide enough evidence to classify the present service as definitively active or defunct. Accordingly, its historical development can be described with confidence through its local Salem origins, statewide Tamil Nadu expansion, relocation to Chennai, and programming emphasis, while other corporate and current-status fields remain unconfirmed.

• Launch as a Salem-based local television service

  [1]Polimer TVen.wikipedia.org

  Polimer TV began as a local television channel headquartered in Salem, with transmission limited to selected Tamil Nadu markets including Salem, Namakkal, Erode, Coimbatore, Madurai, and Dharmapuri.

• Expansion into a Tamil Nadu-wide entertainment channel

  [1]Polimer TVen.wikipedia.org

  The channel later broadened its coverage across Tamil Nadu and was repositioned as a Tamil entertainment service rather than a narrowly local channel.

• Headquarters relocated to Chennai

  [1]Polimer TVen.wikipedia.org

  As part of its expansion and repositioning, Polimer TV moved its headquarters from Salem to Chennai.

A mass-market Tamil entertainment channel built around dubbed serials, continuing drama formats, mythological programming, and selected original and reality content.

• Television programming

  Dubbed soap operas and serial dramas

  A central part of Polimer TV’s documented schedule consisted of dubbed serials and soap operas. The former catalogue included titles such as Alaadin, Chanakya Sabadham, En Kanmani, Iru Malargal, Kalyana Kanavugal, Madhubala – Konjam Ishtam Konjam Kastam, Mouna Ragam, Moondru Mudichu, Pavithra, Shakti, Thillu Mullu, and Ullam Kollai Poguthada. These programs supplied continuing family drama and relationship-focused entertainment for Tamil-speaking viewers.

• Television programming

  Mythological and historical series

  Polimer TV’s former programming also included mythological, devotional, historical, and epic-themed serials. Documented examples include Mahaveer Hanuman, Sree Rama Bhaktha Hanuman, Dharm Yoddha Garud, and Karnan – Suriyaputhiran. These series extended the channel’s appeal beyond contemporary family dramas and addressed audiences interested in religious and legendary narratives.

• Television programming

  Reality and non-scripted programming

  The channel’s documented non-scripted offering included India’s Got Talent. Reality programming complemented the larger serial schedule and reinforced Polimer TV’s positioning as a broad Tamil entertainment channel rather than a service focused exclusively on dubbed fiction.

1. 1Polimer TVen.wikipedia.org
2. 2Polimer TV official websitepolimertv.com