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ID to premiere ‘Over My Dead Body’ on 14 September
MUMBAI: ID presents Over My Dead Body, a brand new series that presents empowering stories of women who were attacked and who fought back to tell their inspiring tales. The series will feature these stories of survival and determination from women who survived to tell the tale.
Over My Dead Body, will premiere on 14 September and will air from Monday to Saturday at 9:30 pm on ID.
When a crime takes place, some women surrender themselves while others fight back and become an inspiration for others. Over My Dead Body, presents stories of women who not just survived, but turned the tables on their attacker. These action-packed true stories offer viewers a refreshingly empowering roster of inspirationally strong female role models.
Hosted and narrated by Linda Hamilton, who played Sarah Connor in the popular Terminator movies, the series puts the spotlight on women who stared death in the face, and yet walked away.
From the grandmother defending her home from assailants and the woman who awoke to an intruder holding a gun to her chest, to the nine-months pregnant woman who defended her unborn child from a crazed attacker, these women set an example by not giving up and fighting their attackers.
Find out how these women overcome their fear and changed the game- Watch Over My Dead Body, only on ID.
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Asianet Television Awards 2026 celebrates women power in Malayalam TV
“She is the Colour” theme honours icons as ceremony airs on March 14 and 15 at 7 PM.
MUMBAI: If television lights up living rooms, this year Asianet decided to let women provide the colour. The Asianet Television Awards 2026 turned the spotlight firmly on women empowerment with the theme “She is the Colour”, celebrating the strength, resilience and achievements of women who continue to shape society and the Malayalam entertainment industry.
The ceremony honoured several distinguished personalities whose journeys have left a lasting cultural imprint. Among them was legendary playback singer Vimala Varma, widely recognised as the first Malayalam playback singer. The evening also paid tribute to Padma Shri awardees Devaki Amma and Vimala Menon for their exceptional contributions in their respective fields.
Leading women from the Malayalam film industry were also recognised during the event, including actor Shweta Menon, who currently serves as president of the Association of Malayalam Movie Artists, and National Award winning actor Surabhi Lakshmi.
The awards ceremony brought together a glittering lineup of actors and industry figures, including Jayasurya, Vijay Babu, Asha Sarath, Lena, Esther Anil, Anumol, Akhila Bhargavan, Sarayu Mohan, Prajod Kalabhavan, Gayathri Suresh, Sabumon Abdusamad, Swasika, Tini Tom, Sijoy Varghese, Kailash, Veena Nandakumar, Sabareesh Varma, Ansiba Hassan and Dinesh Prabhakar. Kishan Kumar, executive vice president Malayalam at JioStar, was also present at the event.
Beyond individual recognitions, the awards celebrated excellence across Malayalam television, acknowledging artists and technicians whose work continues to drive the industry forward.
The evening also offered plenty of spectacle, with elaborate dance performances, stunt acts and comedy skits performed by popular television and film personalities, turning the ceremony into a full fledged entertainment showcase.
Viewers will get to watch the celebrations when the Asianet Television Awards 2026 air on Asianet on March 14 and 15, Saturday and Sunday, from 7 pm onwards, bringing the star studded tribute to homes across Kerala and beyond.
