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Star Gold
Star Gold Logo.jpg
Launched 1994; 25 years ago (1994)
Owned by Star India
Picture format
576i (SDTV 16:9, 4:3),
1080i (HDTV)
Slogan India Ka Sabse Favorite Hindi Movie Channel (1994-2010)
Karo Dil Ki (2010-present)
Country India
Language Hindi
Broadcast area Worldwide
Headquarters
Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Sister channel(s)
Website stargold.in
Availability
Satellite

Videocon D2H (India)
 Channel 205 (SD)
Channel 206 (HD)
Channel 999 (4K)

Airtel digital TV (India)
 Channel 205 (SD)
Channel 206 (HD)

Sky (UK & Ireland)
 Channel 729 (SD/HD)[1]
Channel 887 (HD/SD)[1]

StarSat (South Africa)
 Channel 555 [2]

Cignal Digital TV (Philippines)
 Channel 175

Dish Home (Nepal)
 Channel 240 (SD), Channel
921 (HD)

Canalsat (Mauritius)
 Channel 149

Astro
(Malaysia)		 Channel 108 (Selection Times Slot Only)

BiG TV
(Indonesia)		 Channel 847

SKY TV (New Zealand)
 Channel 152[3]
Cable

In Digital (Bangalore)
 Channel 223

Hathway (India)
 Channel 104[4]

Asianet Digital (India)
 Channel 563

SkyCable (Philippines)
 Channel 154 (Digital)

StarHub TV (Singapore)
 Channel 129[5]

Virgin Media (UK)
 Channel 801

Destiny Cable (Philippines)
 Channel 154 (Digital)

Cablelink (Philippines)
 Channel 245

Macau Cable TV (Macau)		 Channel 526

Dialog TV (Sri Lanka)
 Channel 103

First Media
(Indonesia)		 Channel 160
Cable TV Hong Kong Channel 856
IPTV

Singtel TV (Singapore)
 Channel 662

now TV (Hong Kong)
 Channel 793

TalkTalk Plus TV (UK)
 Channel 551

My.T(Mauritius)
 Channel 30

KPN (Netherlands)
 Channel 136

Star Gold (stylized as Star GOLD) is a Hindi movie channel that is part of the Star India network of television channels, which is owned by American multinational mass media corporation The Walt Disney Company.



References





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  2. ^ "TV Guide". TopTV. 2012-11-03.


  3. ^ "Special Interest Channels". SKY TV. 2012-11-03.


  4. ^ "Channel List". Hathway. 3 November 2012. Archived from the original on 7 July 2012.


  5. ^ "StarHub – TV – Package Builder for TV". StarHub. 3 November 2012. Archived from the original on 3 November 2012.




External links


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