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  • Viacom’s Rishtey unseats Sony Pal; Star Plus retains lead

    Viacom’s Rishtey unseats Sony Pal; Star Plus retains lead

    MUMBAI: Star Plus continued to be the leader in Hindi GEC and Hindi GEC urban Hindi-speaking market. Viacom 18’s free to air channel Rishtey replaced Sony Pal to claim pole position in week 49, according to Broadcast Audience Research council (BARC) all India data.

    Hindi GEC

    Star Plus continues to lead the Hindi GECs genre this week with 653181 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors on the second slot with 648782 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV with 451639 Impressions (000s) bagged the third spot in the Hindi GEC section.

    Sony Entertainment Television maintained its fourth position with 431993 Impressions (000s) and Sony Pal stood at number five with 428522 Impressions (000s) followed by Rishtey on number six with 424356 Impressions (000s) and Life OK on seventh with 395131 Impressions (000s). Zee Anmol garnered the eight slot with 379534 Impression (000s).

    Sab TV and Star Utsav registered 370495 Impressions (000s) and 333564 Impressions (000s) on ninth and tenth spot.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Rishtey emerged as the number one channel and replaced Sony Pal on the leadership position with 320967 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Pal on the second slot with 320967 Impressions (000s) and Zee Anmol with 288423 Impressions (000s) stood on number three.

    Star Utsav bagged the fourth place with 253740 Impressions (000s). Star Plus grabbed the fifth spot with 215089 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors on sixth spot with 212457 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV on seventh with 187923 Impressions (000s).

    Life OK, Big Magic and Sony Entertainment Television garnered eighth, ninth and tenth spot with 143226 Impressions (000s), 128898 Impressions (000s) and 123671 Impressions (000s) respectively.

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Star Plus garnered the pole position with 438092 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors on second place with 436325 Impressions (000s) and Sony Entertainment Television on third with 308322 Impressions (000s).

    Sab TV climbed up to grab the fourth slot with 270767 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee TV on fifth 263715 Impressions (000s) and Life Ok with 251905 Impressions (000s) stood on sixth.

    &TV maintained its seventh spot with 135508 Impressions (000s). Sony Pal, Rishtey and Zee Anmol bagged 107554 (000s), 97539 (000s) and 91111 Impressions (000s), respectively.

  • Colors leads Hindi, urban GEC; Sony Pal retains position

    Colors leads Hindi, urban GEC; Sony Pal retains position

    MUMBAI:Colors continues to lead the Hindi GEC and Urban GEC markets in week 47. In Hindi GEC rural market, Sony Pal emerged as the number one channel while Zee Anmol bagged the second position, according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC).

    Hindi GEC

    Colors continued to be the number one channel in Hindi GECs genre with 655190 Impressions (000s) followed by Star Plus on second position with 636429 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV on third with 465944 Impressions (000s).

    Sony Pal stood at number four with 462496 Impressions (000s) and Sony Entertainment Television grabbed fifth spot with 412004 Impressions (000s). Zee Anmol grabbed the sixth position with 407025 Impressions (000s) followed by Star Utsav at number seven with 402699 Impressions (000s) and Life OK at eight with 366264 Impressions (000s). Sab TV and Rishtey garnered the ninth and tenth spot with 360533 Impressions (000s) and 346771 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Sony Pal emerged as the number one channel in rural Hindi-speaking market with 348642 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee Anmol which was in the leading position last week with 307877 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav on the third position with 305964 Impressions (000s). Rishtey stood at number four with 265868 Impressions (000s).

    Colors bagged the fifth spot with 212745 Impressions (000s). Star Plus stood at the sixth spot in rural HSM with 205296 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee TV at number seven with 191681 Impressions (000s). Life OK climbed to eighth spot with 134137 Impressions (000s) and Big Magic fell on nine with 130513 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television with 123025 (000s).

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Colors garnered the pole position again in Urban HSM with 442445 Impressions (000’s) followed by Star Plus on second with 431133 Impressions (000’s). Sony Entertainment Television maintained its third spot with 288979 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV stood at number four with 274263 Impressions (000s).
    Sony Sab was at the fifth spot with 265411 Impressions (000s). Life OK bagged the sixth spot with 232127 Impressions (000s) as &TV retained its number seven spot with 145141 Impressions (000s).

    Sony Pal, Zee Anmol and Star Utsav grabbed the last three spots with 113854 Impressions (000s), 99149 Impressions (000s) and 96735 Impressions (000s), respectively.

  • Colors leads Hindi, urban GEC; Sony Pal retains position

    Colors leads Hindi, urban GEC; Sony Pal retains position

    MUMBAI:Colors continues to lead the Hindi GEC and Urban GEC markets in week 47. In Hindi GEC rural market, Sony Pal emerged as the number one channel while Zee Anmol bagged the second position, according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC).

    Hindi GEC

    Colors continued to be the number one channel in Hindi GECs genre with 655190 Impressions (000s) followed by Star Plus on second position with 636429 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV on third with 465944 Impressions (000s).

    Sony Pal stood at number four with 462496 Impressions (000s) and Sony Entertainment Television grabbed fifth spot with 412004 Impressions (000s). Zee Anmol grabbed the sixth position with 407025 Impressions (000s) followed by Star Utsav at number seven with 402699 Impressions (000s) and Life OK at eight with 366264 Impressions (000s). Sab TV and Rishtey garnered the ninth and tenth spot with 360533 Impressions (000s) and 346771 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Sony Pal emerged as the number one channel in rural Hindi-speaking market with 348642 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee Anmol which was in the leading position last week with 307877 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav on the third position with 305964 Impressions (000s). Rishtey stood at number four with 265868 Impressions (000s).

    Colors bagged the fifth spot with 212745 Impressions (000s). Star Plus stood at the sixth spot in rural HSM with 205296 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee TV at number seven with 191681 Impressions (000s). Life OK climbed to eighth spot with 134137 Impressions (000s) and Big Magic fell on nine with 130513 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television with 123025 (000s).

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Colors garnered the pole position again in Urban HSM with 442445 Impressions (000’s) followed by Star Plus on second with 431133 Impressions (000’s). Sony Entertainment Television maintained its third spot with 288979 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV stood at number four with 274263 Impressions (000s).
    Sony Sab was at the fifth spot with 265411 Impressions (000s). Life OK bagged the sixth spot with 232127 Impressions (000s) as &TV retained its number seven spot with 145141 Impressions (000s).

    Sony Pal, Zee Anmol and Star Utsav grabbed the last three spots with 113854 Impressions (000s), 99149 Impressions (000s) and 96735 Impressions (000s), respectively.

  • Star India elevates Sagnik Ghosh as Life OK GM

    Star India elevates Sagnik Ghosh as Life OK GM

    MUMBAI: Star India has finally figured out who would step into the outgoing business head and GM Nikhil Madhok’s shoes.  According to a source, it is Sagnik Ghosh — senior vice-president, head of network brand strategy and marketing strategy at Star India.

    Madhok, the business head and general manager of Star India’s second GEC “Life OK” put in his papers a while ago, and is serving his notice period. He will be operating as the GM till the end of December 2016.

    Star India has elevated Ghosh as the new general manager of Life OK. He has been working with Star for more than a year now. Ghosh joined Star India as senior VP and head of marketing for Star Plus in October 2015. In June 2016, he became the head of network brand and marketing strategy. 

    Prior to joining Star India, Ghosh was working with Axis Bank as the senior vice president and marketing head. Ghosh was managing brand & strategy, digital marketing, branch marketing as well as the marketing communication function for Axis Bank and its subsidiary companies.

    Also read:  Vivek Bhutyani quits Star; to start own OTT biz

  • Star India elevates Sagnik Ghosh as Life OK GM

    Star India elevates Sagnik Ghosh as Life OK GM

    MUMBAI: Star India has finally figured out who would step into the outgoing business head and GM Nikhil Madhok’s shoes.  According to a source, it is Sagnik Ghosh — senior vice-president, head of network brand strategy and marketing strategy at Star India.

    Madhok, the business head and general manager of Star India’s second GEC “Life OK” put in his papers a while ago, and is serving his notice period. He will be operating as the GM till the end of December 2016.

    Star India has elevated Ghosh as the new general manager of Life OK. He has been working with Star for more than a year now. Ghosh joined Star India as senior VP and head of marketing for Star Plus in October 2015. In June 2016, he became the head of network brand and marketing strategy. 

    Prior to joining Star India, Ghosh was working with Axis Bank as the senior vice president and marketing head. Ghosh was managing brand & strategy, digital marketing, branch marketing as well as the marketing communication function for Axis Bank and its subsidiary companies.

    Also read:  Vivek Bhutyani quits Star; to start own OTT biz

  • Colors emerges strong on strength of Naagin I & II

    Colors emerges strong on strength of Naagin I & II

    MUMBAI: One of the top rated shows Naagin Season 2 helped Colors reach a top-ranking position.

    This week Colors was close to Star Plus in Urban and Hindi GEC segment but Star Plus continued to be the leader in the genre. Also, Naagin season one topped the rural market as well.

    It seems that next week will be interesting for both Star Plus and Colors. On the other hand, Zee Anmol continues to lead the rural market and also Big Magic is the new entrant in the section and Sab TV exited the genre in week 41.

    Hindi GEC

    Backed by Naagin season 2 and Shakti, Colors filled the gap to claim the leadership position but Star Plus continued to lead the genre with 706324 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors on second spot with 682916 Impressions (000s) and Zee Anmol on third with 521105 Impressions (000s).

    Zee TV stood at number four with 472953 Impressions (000s) and Sony Pal grabbed fifth spot with 432309 Impressions (000s).

    Life OK climbed up to number six with 415987 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television at number seven with 415584 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav at eight with 401336 Impressions (000s).

    Rishtey and Sab TV garnered the ninth and tenth spot with 392580 Impressions (000s) and 364481 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Zee Anmol garnered the leadership position with 404238 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Pal on second slot with 329426 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav on the third spot with 309055 Impressions (000s). Rishtey maintained its fourth position with 302831 Impressions (000s).

    Star Plus bagged fifth spot with 237609 Impressions (000s). Colors stood at sixth spot in Rural HSM with 232220 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee TV at number seven with 208573 Impressions (000s). Big Magic entered the top ten channel list this week and stood at eight with 156238 Impressions (000s) followed by Life OK at ninth place with 150768 Impressions (000s) and Sony Entertainment Television at tenth spot garnered 123171 Impressions (000s).

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Star Plus continued to dominate the Hindi GECs genre with 468715 Impressions (000’s) followed by Colors on second with 450696 Impressions (000’s). Sony Entertainment Television maintained its position at number three with 292413 Impression (000s).

    Life OK replaced Zee TV at four with 265220 Impressions (000s).

    Zee TV grabbed the fifth spot with 264379 Impressions (000s) followed by Sab TV on sixth with 256307 Impressions (000s) and & TV with 138670 Impressions (000s) stood at number seven.

    In Hindi-speaking market, free to air channels Zee Anmol, Sony Pal and Star Utsav grabbed the last three spots with 116867 Impressions (000s), 102883 Impressions (000s) and 92282 Impressions (000s), respectively.

  • Colors emerges strong on strength of Naagin I & II

    Colors emerges strong on strength of Naagin I & II

    MUMBAI: One of the top rated shows Naagin Season 2 helped Colors reach a top-ranking position.

    This week Colors was close to Star Plus in Urban and Hindi GEC segment but Star Plus continued to be the leader in the genre. Also, Naagin season one topped the rural market as well.

    It seems that next week will be interesting for both Star Plus and Colors. On the other hand, Zee Anmol continues to lead the rural market and also Big Magic is the new entrant in the section and Sab TV exited the genre in week 41.

    Hindi GEC

    Backed by Naagin season 2 and Shakti, Colors filled the gap to claim the leadership position but Star Plus continued to lead the genre with 706324 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors on second spot with 682916 Impressions (000s) and Zee Anmol on third with 521105 Impressions (000s).

    Zee TV stood at number four with 472953 Impressions (000s) and Sony Pal grabbed fifth spot with 432309 Impressions (000s).

    Life OK climbed up to number six with 415987 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television at number seven with 415584 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav at eight with 401336 Impressions (000s).

    Rishtey and Sab TV garnered the ninth and tenth spot with 392580 Impressions (000s) and 364481 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Zee Anmol garnered the leadership position with 404238 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Pal on second slot with 329426 Impressions (000s) and Star Utsav on the third spot with 309055 Impressions (000s). Rishtey maintained its fourth position with 302831 Impressions (000s).

    Star Plus bagged fifth spot with 237609 Impressions (000s). Colors stood at sixth spot in Rural HSM with 232220 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee TV at number seven with 208573 Impressions (000s). Big Magic entered the top ten channel list this week and stood at eight with 156238 Impressions (000s) followed by Life OK at ninth place with 150768 Impressions (000s) and Sony Entertainment Television at tenth spot garnered 123171 Impressions (000s).

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Star Plus continued to dominate the Hindi GECs genre with 468715 Impressions (000’s) followed by Colors on second with 450696 Impressions (000’s). Sony Entertainment Television maintained its position at number three with 292413 Impression (000s).

    Life OK replaced Zee TV at four with 265220 Impressions (000s).

    Zee TV grabbed the fifth spot with 264379 Impressions (000s) followed by Sab TV on sixth with 256307 Impressions (000s) and & TV with 138670 Impressions (000s) stood at number seven.

    In Hindi-speaking market, free to air channels Zee Anmol, Sony Pal and Star Utsav grabbed the last three spots with 116867 Impressions (000s), 102883 Impressions (000s) and 92282 Impressions (000s), respectively.

  • Sony looks to strengthen weekday programming with Beyhadh debut

    Sony looks to strengthen weekday programming with Beyhadh debut

    MUMBAI: In week 37 of the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India data, Sony Entertainment Television saw a rise in ratings in the urban Hindi speaking market (HSM) and grabbed the fourth position that week. Sony’s weekend properties The Kapil Sharma Show and Super Dancer were the top rated shows in their respective slots. And Indian Idol is slated to launch in the not too distant future with Sonu Nigam making a comeback as a judge after 10 years.

    In a previous conversation with Indiantelevision.com, Sony Entertainment Television EVP and business head Danish Khan mentioned that the broadcaster’s prime focus was on strengthening the general entertainment channel’s weekend properties.

    That done, and with the ratings coming in steadily on Saturday and Sunday, Khan has his eyes set on firming up Sony’s weekday prime time. Come January, and the channel is aiming to fill up its prime time band between 7 pm and 10 pm with a clutch of engaging and interesting new shows.

    As a first step in that direction, Sony is launching its new prime time offering, Beyhadh from 11 October at 9pm. Produced by Cinevista, the show is a finite series which will run for a year. And it’s coming as a replacement for its earlier 9 pm attempt Bade Bhaiyya Ki Dulhania, which did not really chalk up the ratings.

    According to sources, Beyhadh’s per episode budget estimate is at around Rs 15 lakh. The channel has roped in Macho as the presenting sponsor and mobile company Vivo as the co-powered partner.

    Says Khan: “ There are more shows coming up. Our weekend programming is pretty robust now. Good week day programming can only add to our TVTs and hence by January I am strengthening that.”

    Starring the attractive Jennifer Winget, Kushal Tandon and Aneri Vajani in lead roles, Beyhadh chronicles the lives of Maya (Jennifer), Arjun (Kushal) and Saanjh (Aneri) and how their paths cross as one of them decides to rewrite their destinies. In the romantic thriller genre, it showcases two different shades of love – one driven by obsession and the other by selflessness and purity. Maya plays the insomniac sociopath, Arjun her boyfriend and Saanjh, a lawyer. Other cast members include: Imran Khan, Kavita Ghai, Rajesh Khattar and Sharad Vyas.

    “Beyhadh is a powerful drama, with an impact casting. Jennifer, Kushal and Aneri bring a lot of power to their respective characters. The characters are new, never seen before and so is the storyline. We are delighted to partner with Cinevista and their young and talented team,” adds Khan.

    Developed from a story by Ritika Bajaj, the show’s screenplay is by Shripad d’meleo and dialogues have been penned by Radhika.

    Says Cinevista vice-chairman & managing director Sunil Mehta: “In 2014 we had Ek Haseena Thi which was a mind blowing serial, in 2015, we had Dilli Wali Thakur Girls and in 2016 we have Beyhadh. We decided to come up with a show which is dynamically different from whatever is being screened across the GECs. We wanted to position Cinevista differently and I think we have achieved that with Beyhadh. We don’t want to repeat the same stuff running across the GECs. One channel is imitating what the other channel is doing because at the end of day it’s about the game of GRPs going up which is important because they need to commercialise.”

    The new show is pitted against Zee TV’s most rated prime time show Kumkum Bhagya, Colors’ Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat, Star Plus’ new show Naamkarann, Life OK’s Nagarjun: Ek Yodha and Sab TV’s Chidya Ghar.

    Says a media observer: “Differentiation for the sake of differentiation is something channels try to do. And often they fail. The promos of Beyhadh seem to forecast a different, yet interesting story line. However, the performance of the cast – while it has the lovely and vivacious Jennifer Winget and the handsome hunk Kushal Tandon and the sweet looking Aneri Vajani – could improve. At least if one goes by the promos. Hopefully, this and the direction will improve as the episodes are unveiled to viewers. The treatment will matter greatly – it has to be massy enough to get the ratings that have evaded Sony’s fictional programming for a while now. It’s looking strong on the weekends. It’s crucial for the channel to really get some audience share at the 9 pm slot on weekdays. For if it does with this show, it could well jump into the top three in the GEC pecking order.”

  • Sony looks to strengthen weekday programming with Beyhadh debut

    Sony looks to strengthen weekday programming with Beyhadh debut

    MUMBAI: In week 37 of the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India data, Sony Entertainment Television saw a rise in ratings in the urban Hindi speaking market (HSM) and grabbed the fourth position that week. Sony’s weekend properties The Kapil Sharma Show and Super Dancer were the top rated shows in their respective slots. And Indian Idol is slated to launch in the not too distant future with Sonu Nigam making a comeback as a judge after 10 years.

    In a previous conversation with Indiantelevision.com, Sony Entertainment Television EVP and business head Danish Khan mentioned that the broadcaster’s prime focus was on strengthening the general entertainment channel’s weekend properties.

    That done, and with the ratings coming in steadily on Saturday and Sunday, Khan has his eyes set on firming up Sony’s weekday prime time. Come January, and the channel is aiming to fill up its prime time band between 7 pm and 10 pm with a clutch of engaging and interesting new shows.

    As a first step in that direction, Sony is launching its new prime time offering, Beyhadh from 11 October at 9pm. Produced by Cinevista, the show is a finite series which will run for a year. And it’s coming as a replacement for its earlier 9 pm attempt Bade Bhaiyya Ki Dulhania, which did not really chalk up the ratings.

    According to sources, Beyhadh’s per episode budget estimate is at around Rs 15 lakh. The channel has roped in Macho as the presenting sponsor and mobile company Vivo as the co-powered partner.

    Says Khan: “ There are more shows coming up. Our weekend programming is pretty robust now. Good week day programming can only add to our TVTs and hence by January I am strengthening that.”

    Starring the attractive Jennifer Winget, Kushal Tandon and Aneri Vajani in lead roles, Beyhadh chronicles the lives of Maya (Jennifer), Arjun (Kushal) and Saanjh (Aneri) and how their paths cross as one of them decides to rewrite their destinies. In the romantic thriller genre, it showcases two different shades of love – one driven by obsession and the other by selflessness and purity. Maya plays the insomniac sociopath, Arjun her boyfriend and Saanjh, a lawyer. Other cast members include: Imran Khan, Kavita Ghai, Rajesh Khattar and Sharad Vyas.

    “Beyhadh is a powerful drama, with an impact casting. Jennifer, Kushal and Aneri bring a lot of power to their respective characters. The characters are new, never seen before and so is the storyline. We are delighted to partner with Cinevista and their young and talented team,” adds Khan.

    Developed from a story by Ritika Bajaj, the show’s screenplay is by Shripad d’meleo and dialogues have been penned by Radhika.

    Says Cinevista vice-chairman & managing director Sunil Mehta: “In 2014 we had Ek Haseena Thi which was a mind blowing serial, in 2015, we had Dilli Wali Thakur Girls and in 2016 we have Beyhadh. We decided to come up with a show which is dynamically different from whatever is being screened across the GECs. We wanted to position Cinevista differently and I think we have achieved that with Beyhadh. We don’t want to repeat the same stuff running across the GECs. One channel is imitating what the other channel is doing because at the end of day it’s about the game of GRPs going up which is important because they need to commercialise.”

    The new show is pitted against Zee TV’s most rated prime time show Kumkum Bhagya, Colors’ Chakravartin Ashoka Samrat, Star Plus’ new show Naamkarann, Life OK’s Nagarjun: Ek Yodha and Sab TV’s Chidya Ghar.

    Says a media observer: “Differentiation for the sake of differentiation is something channels try to do. And often they fail. The promos of Beyhadh seem to forecast a different, yet interesting story line. However, the performance of the cast – while it has the lovely and vivacious Jennifer Winget and the handsome hunk Kushal Tandon and the sweet looking Aneri Vajani – could improve. At least if one goes by the promos. Hopefully, this and the direction will improve as the episodes are unveiled to viewers. The treatment will matter greatly – it has to be massy enough to get the ratings that have evaded Sony’s fictional programming for a while now. It’s looking strong on the weekends. It’s crucial for the channel to really get some audience share at the 9 pm slot on weekdays. For if it does with this show, it could well jump into the top three in the GEC pecking order.”

  • Star Utsav replaces Zee Anmol in rural HSM: BARC week 39

    Star Utsav replaces Zee Anmol in rural HSM: BARC week 39

    MUMBAI: Zee TV’s new weekend offering Brahmarakshas led the top five programmes list in Hindi GEC segment but Star Plus continues to dominate the genre in week 39, according to Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) all India.

    On the other hand, in the rural market, Star Utsav replaced Zee Anmol to claim the leadership position while Star Plus continues to be a leader in urban HSM as well.

    Hindi GEC

    Even though Zee TV’s two shows Brahmarakshas – Jaag Utha Shaitan and Kumkum Bhagya led the Hindi GECs top five, Star Plus continues to lead the genre with 690400 Impressions (000s) followed  by  Colors on second spot with 544831 Impressions (000s) and Zee TV on third with 522878 Impressions (000s).

    Star India’s free-to-air channel Star Utsav grabbed the fourth spot with 457548 Impressions (000s) while Zee’s FTA Zee Anmol with 439027 Impressions (000s) stood at number five.

    Life OK, Sony Entertainment Television and Sony Pal bagged the sixth, seventh and eighth spot with 430236 Impressions (000s), 424918 Impressions (000s) and 410720 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Sab TV and Rishtey stood at ninth and tenth with 371912 Impressions (000s) and 325388 Impressions (000s).

    Hindi GEC Urban

    Star Plus continues to dominate the Hindi GECs genre with 456411 Impressions (000’s) followed by Colors on second with 370875 Impressions (000’s) and Zee TV on third with 30052 Impressions (000s).

    Leading with The Kapil Sharma Show in top five programmes of Hindi GEC, Sony Entertainment Television maintained its fourth place in the list with 298670 Impressions (000s).

    Life OK grabbed the fifth spot with 265376 Impressions (000s) followed by Sab TV on sixth with 263713 Impressions (000s) and & TV with 132576 Impressions (000s) stood at number seven.

    In Hindi speaking market,  free-to-air channels Star Utsav, Sony Pal and Zee Anmol grabbed the last three spots with 110677 Impressions (000s), 106315 Impressions (000s) and 100384 Impressions (000s), respectively.

    Hindi GEC Rural

    Star Utsav toppled Zee Anmol in week 39 to claim the leadership position with 346871 Impressions (000s) followed by Zee Anmol on second slot with 338643 Impressions (000s) and  Sony Pal on the third spot with 304404 Impressions (000s). Rishtey  maintained its fourth position with 239750 Impressions (000s).

    Star Plus bagged the fifth spot with 233990 Impressions (000s). Zee TV stood at sixth spot in rural HSM with 222326 Impressions (000s) followed by Colors at number seven with 173956 Impressions (000s). Life OK stood at number eight with 164861 Impressions (000s) followed by Sony Entertainment Television at the ninth place with 126248 Impressions (000s) while Sab TV at the tenth spot garnered 108199 Impressions (000s).