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Sony AATH

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Sony AATH (Bengali: সনি আট) is a Premium Bangla Entertainment Channel that entertains its viewers with a mix of fiction, cinema as well as locally produced animation programs.

Launched in 2009, Sony AATH has become extremely popular amongst viewers of all age groups. With fiction shows such as Crime Patrol, Adaalat, AAHAT, Gopal Bhar and Nut Boltu, the channel not only has the most exciting fiction series in Bengali but also the most funny animation programs produced in Bengali.

Sony AATH is available on DishTV, Tata Sky, Airtel Digital TV, Videocon DTH, and almost all prominent digital and analog platforms in India. Launched in the year 2009, it is also available in USA and Canada.

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