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Pelangi

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Pelangi

Country

Malaysia

Broadcast area

Malaysia

Headquarters

Kuala Lumpur

Programming

Language(s)

Indonesian

Picture format

4:3 (SDTV)

Ownership

Owner

Astro

History

Launched

11 July 2011

Closed

1 June 2020 (Malaysia)

Replaced by

Astro Rania

Former names

Astro Aruna

Links

Website

Astro Content Guide

Pelangi (Indonesian meaning Rainbow) was a 24-hour Indonesian language channel which broadcast Indonesian films and dramas (as of 2011). This channel was only available on Astro in the Indo Pek package. Most of the programmes were available in Malay subtitles.

The channel was a collaboration between Astro and NET. from Indonesia, and as such, NET. programs comprises for 100% of the channel's contents.

Indo Pek[edit]

Beginning 11 July 2011, Astro launched a new package named Indo Pek (means "Indo Pack" in English), which contains 2 new Astro channels named Bintang (Channel 141) and Pelangi (Channel 142).^[1]

The channel broadcast the program from NET. TV and entire dramas has been move to Bintang. After nine years of broadcast, Pelangi and Bintang ceased broadcasting on 1 June 2020 at 12:00 am and was later replaced replaced by Astro Rania HD (Channel 112) alongside Astro Aura HD (Channel 113), which began to operated since 23 May 2020.