Download OMTV on PC

OMTV is a Video Players&Editors application developed by Blackboard Films, but with the best Android emulator-LDPlayer, you can download and play OMTV on your computer.

Running OMTV on your computer allows you to browse clearly on a large screen, and controlling the application with a mouse and keyboard is much faster than using touchscreen, all while never having to worry about device battery issues.

With multi-instance and synchronization features, you can even run multiple applications and accounts on your PC.

And file sharing makes sharing images, videos, and files incredibly easy.

Download OMTV and run it on your PC. Enjoy the large screen and high-definition quality on your PC!

Om TV is not just a OTT platform , it's a thought that forced the team to embark on a journey of gaining knowledge, while traversing through the various aspects of cultural roots that lay hidden in sculptures, temple carvings or structures , food habits, rituals and above all the people of the nation called Bharat. Om, as the word encapsulates the entire vibration of universe in one word. And OM TV is just a humble attempt to showcase the diversity and deep rooted philosophy present in the traditions of the nation that has left world mesmerized time and again. Wealth was only one part of India,"s rich cultural heritage, there were several other dimensions attached and in the core remained one binding factor that still enlightens the world - the spiritualism. It's just a way how Indians are conditioned. The more deep we go , the more we are instilled with the sense of pride. And, the platform's philosophy reflects that -
"GARV BHI, GYAAN BHI "

Om Tv is one place that has endeavoured to capture all the dimensions of Sanatan Dharma possible, through the team's core strength of storytelling as stories are the integral part of our cultural roots. It's an attempt to make the citizens of this country aware of the scientific knowledge, science behind rituals and customs, deep philosophy embedded in every action through various programmes. If there are mythological films and shows that captured viewers imagination at one point of time, there are wisdom nuggets disseminated by elders in their talks, whose experience itself commands respect, in show named aptly - The Chair. On one hand, if there is a programme debating on Aastha or Andhvishwas, there are small nuggets of information in Gyaan Yaan. While there is an attempt to enthral audience through music and bhajans, there is also an attempt to bring in the everlasting philosophy of Gita through simple stories of day to day life.

Sanatan Dharma is a way of life. It's not religion as Dharma described in Gita means - the right way to conduct your duties and Sanatan means eternal. Similarly, OM TV too aspires to be the way of life that aims to capture imagination through its stories in fiction or non fiction format. It is still evolving and with each passing month, it shall continue to find its ground and let it roots spread around to be able to make every Indian proud of their rich heritage through the knowledge that lies in Vedas, Puranas, Upanishads, Guru Granth Sahib, Shabads, Kirtan, Jatak Stories at all. It's not Hinduism, Sikhism , Buddhism or Jainism separately , it's the Sanatan in entirety and that brings all under one umbrella because each one of these are philosophies that have remained and survived through ages and shall remain forever. It's just humans who go, not the wisdom and Om TV is just that. It is a philosophy that has just begun its journey but that shall grow and remain forever because its roots are deep in the wisdom that is never going to fade.

In its evolving process, it aims to conduct quiz programmes, bring the age old Yoga for different learners, animated Stories of Puranas, Jatak Katha and nuggets of wisdom from revered Vedas, Guru Granth Sahib.

Topics Covered in the App:
Vedic Philosophy
Classical Hinduism
Dharmic Religions
Jnana Yoga
Advaita Vedanta Philosophy
Vaishnava Traditions
Jain Religion
Tantric Traditions
Vedic Tradition
Devotional Worship
Modern Hinduism
Vedic Scriptures
Spiritual Realization
Dharmic
Indian Religions