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Swastik Stories unveils launches cultural storytelling channel

Swastik Stories unveils launches cultural storytelling channel

Posted on October 30, 2025 By admin


Swastik Stories, the creative house behind some of India’s top epics, has announced the launch its channel where India’s history value will be broadcasted.

The entity will offer round-the-clock, free access across JioTV, LG, Xiaomi TV, and RunnTV, and other leading digital and Connected TV platforms, it said. 

It had been behind the Mahabharata, RadhaKrishn, Porus and Shrimad Ramayan serials.

Available across mobile, digital and Connected TV, Swastik Stories is aiming to reach 90% of Connected-TV households by March 2026.

Premiering Friday (October 31, 2025), at 6:00 p.m. IST, Hamara Vinayak, the first digital Swastik Stories original, will release new episodes every Friday on the official Swastik Stories YouTube channel, with same-day streaming on the FAST channel across JioTV, LG, Xiaomi and RunnTV.

Presented by 1Finance, and created for the digital generation, Hamara Vinayak embraces a short-format narrative — 10–12-minute cinematic stories. 

The launch marks Swastik’s debut in the digital-first entertainment space, extending its legacy of powerful storytelling to audiences worldwide.

Siddharth Kumar Tewary, Founder & Chief Storyteller — Swastik Stories, said, “We want to reach every screen, every home and every viewer who seeks meaning and connection in the stories of our past — told in a voice that belongs to the present. This is not just a channel launch, but the beginning of a cultural storytelling movement — one that carries India’s stories forward with heart, honesty and hope.”

Published – October 30, 2025 03:17 pm IST



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