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  • Nick celebrates ‘helper kids,’ launches Halo

    MUMBAI: As part of Nickelodeon’s commitment to recognize real kids who are making a difference in the world, the network is launching the Nickelodeon Halo Movement, a new year-round pro-social initiative celebrating kids who are helping and leading others (Halo).

    Nickelodeon, an entertainment brand for kids, includes television programming and production in the United States and around the world, plus consumer products, digital, recreation, books and feature films.

    Beginning this month, Nickelodeon is teaming up with longstanding volunteer partners Key Club and DoSomething.org to mobilize kids to participate in service projects, for the opportunity to receive seed grants or scholarship funds for school. WeHALO.com provides information on how to participate in the Nickelodeon Halo Movement and apply for Halo grants through Key Club and DoSomething.org.

    As part of the Nickelodeon Halo Movement, Key Club, a student-led volunteer organisation sponsored by Kiwanis International, will provide its members with opportunities to participate in service projects that can be submitted for a chance to receive seed grants to further support their cause. DoSomething.org, the largest tech platform for young people and social change, will select monthly scholarship winners who participate in and complete their campaigns.

    On WeHALO.com, the digital hub for the Nickelodeon Halo Movement, users can submit videos, photos or notes showing how they are helping and leading others, for the opportunity to be featured on the site. WeHALO.com also provides tips and information on ways to get involved in the community and allows users to share their halo moments using #WeHALO.

    The Nickelodeon Halo Movement builds on the Halo Awards, an annual concert event honoring young community leaders, and The Halo Effect, the 2016 docu-series that gave viewers an in-depth look into the inspirational stories of teens who are eager to share the issues important to them.

  • Netflix’s Nick Nelson joins Ownzones Media as head of product innovation

    MUMBAI: In a move to bolster its in-house product and innovation development, Ownzones Media Network, the OTT EntTech company, has appointed former Netflix executive Nick Nelson as the new Head of Product Innovation. Nelson, who will be based in Los Angeles, reports to Aaron Sloman, Chief Technology Officer at Ownzones.

    In making the announcement, Sloman stated, “We are thrilled that Nick has joined us to further develop and refine our consumer OTT interface and user experience. He’s highly regarded in the industry for his knowledge to build and rollout brilliant OTT and streaming offerings, most notably in the early days of Netflix and recently with Seeso. I look forward to working closely with him on the innovation and strategy around our company’s products.”

    In this newly created post at Ownzones, Nelson will oversee the innovation of Ownzones’s suite of products and services, and helping to develop novel concepts that furthers Ownzones’s pursuit of connecting people with the content they love. He will also help evolve the consumer facing discover experience, A/B testing framework and product data intelligence.

    Nelson brings a wealth of valuable experience having served as Head of Product Creative at Netflix from 2012 to 2016. During the evolutionary years of the streaming giant, Nelson grew his Netflix team from 5 to 50+ employees to support the increasing responsibilities, volume, and international expansion of the company. Nelson was also responsible for transforming the Creative Services department at Netflix from a process-driven acquisition operation to a highly strategic, cross-functional team focused on improving creative while simultaneously operating at a global scale.

    Nelson has also held key positions at other leading digital rights management organizations including Cognizant Technology, Deluxe Entertainment Services and Ascent Media.

    Most recently, Nelson served as the Owner of Technically Creative, a company he founded in October 2016 in Los Angeles. For the past year, he consulted with Seeso, the OTT subscription streaming service owned by Comcast through NBC Universal.

    Nelson is a graduate of University of California – Santa Cruz, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Systems and Technology Management.

  • Effective story-telling in India is yet to evolve, says Viacom18 SVP Anu Sikka

    MUMBAI: The animation services market in 2016 mostly continued to be dominated by outsourced projects from television and film sectors, which accounted for around 85 per cent of the total animation services turnover in India. However, there are a few exceptions such as Nick, which has been the leader in the genre for years according to audience measurement data.

    `Motu Patlu’ films on Nick, which is part of the Viacom18 family, have been ruling the roost mostly in the top-five list. `Motu Patlu 36 Ghantey Race Against Time’, `HFF-Motu Patlu In Double Trouble’ and ‘Motu Patlu Kung Fu Kings’ have all been leading in the kids’ genre. The broadcaster along with Viacom18’s movies division also introduced the first 3D theatrical of Motu Patlu i.e. Motu Patlu King of Kings, that was a success.

    “We have always conceptualised our own content allowing us to develop our own IPs. The quality, uniqueness and strength of our concepts and stories have ensured that our content remains relevant and sticky, establishing a strong connect with our young viewers, Viacom18 head, programming & content – kids entertainment cluster Anu Sikka told indiantelevision.com.

    While dwelling on programming strategy for Nick, she added: “With our strategy, we have managed to drive the trend and take on the leadership mantle in the highly under-indexed kids category.”

    Adventure and mystery show `Gattu Battu’, which is the fourth made in India character from Nickelodeon, has been running successfully after an encouraging opening on 1 May, 2017. `Pakdam Pakdai’, `Motu Patlu’, `Shiva’ and `Gattu Battu’ are shows that cater to the discerning entertainment needs of the young viewers.

    “We aim at creating differentiated kids content for the age-group between 2 and 14 years, investing significantly in television movies such as `Motu Patlu’ and `Pakdam Pakdai’,” Sikka informed.

    Apart from boasting of one of the most popular shows in the kids’ category, `Motu Patlu’, which is produced for Viacom18 by its partner Cosmos-Maya, the company also holds a record of having a large homegrown, made in India content bank within a short duration. `Motu Patlu’ followed by Pakdam Pakdai and then `Shiva’, which launched during Diwali last year, has created a new success yardstick for animation content in the Indian market, Viacom18 claimed.

    The Indian animation and VFX industry grew at 16.4 per cent in 2016 to reach a size of INR 60 billion, driven primarily by a 31 per cent growth in VFX, with animation remaining steady at a growth rate of nine percent, as per the KPMG-FICCI Report 2017.

    Dwelling on the investments Viacom18 generally makes for producing an animation show for kids, Sikka said that it could range between Rs 5 million and Rs 20 million, depending on various factors such as the intricacy and complexity of the animation, graphics and the script. “We have focused on creation of IPs allowing us to extend our characters to beyond television into other categories such as consumer products and movies etc., allowing us to create an entire ecosystem and facilitate monetisation,” Sikka said.

    The uptake of domestic / Indian content may be a key growth driver for the animation industry, and the expected uptake of digital consumption through OTT platforms will add to the increasing demand for localized content. The animation IPR production segment, in 2016, grew at a faster rate owing to increasing demand for localised animation content and characters developed for the Indian market across OTT and TV.

    According to Sikka, the ratio of local to foreign content was between 50 and 60 per cent in favour of Indian content.

    “We are the pioneers in owning the intellectual property rights (IPRs) by producing our own shows with the intent of building an ecosystem and in the process, started a trend,” Sikka said. Once Viacom18 has the IPRs in place, it commissions different production houses to execute the projects, preferring to buy out entire rights than get into joint productions.

    The Indian animation and VFX industry is estimated to expand at a CAGR of 17.2 per cent over 2017–21 to reach a size of Rs 131.7 billion, driven by a steady 9.5 per cent growth in animation and a 25 per cent growth in the VFX segment. Although animation in India has come a long way as compared to the situation 10 years ago, Sikka was of the opinion that the audience would lap up stories if those were well told, and that’s why Viacom18 prefers curating its own concepts and owning the IPRs too. “Occasionally, we hear out concepts and stories when some production houses approach us, but there are very few that strike a chord,” she added.

  • NICK & Motu-Patlu films most watched kids channel & programme in BARC week 13

    BENGALURU: Five channels have been consistently present in the top 5 Kids channels list All India (U+R) : NCCS All : 2 – 14 years Individuals during all the first 12 weeks of 2017. They are NICK, Cartoon Network, Pogo TV, Hungama and Disney Channel.

    Broadcast Audience Research Council of India (BARC) data for week 13 of 2017 (Saturday, 25 March 2017 to Friday, 31 March 2017) reveals that the same channels were also present in the top five list in terms of Impressions (Sums)in that week.

    As in the preceding weeks, Viacom’s children’s 24-hour pay channel in Hindi, with the option of English, Tamil and Telugu audio feed on DTH, NICK (Nickelodeon) topped the charts in week 13 with 1,22,702 Impressions (000s) Sums. Turner’s Pogo moved up one place to second place with 88,178 Impressions (000s) Sums from the previous week’s third place.

    Disney’s Disney channel moved up to third place in the current week (week 13) with 84,737 Impressions (000s) Sums from fifth place in week 12. Disney’s Hungama TV moved down in week 13 to fourth place with 81,855 Impressions (000s) Sums from second place in week 12. Turner’s Cartoon Network moved down one place in week 13 to fifth place with 79,433 Impressions (000s) Sums.

    In the case of the top five programmes during week 13, Motu Patlu films on NICK ruled the roost with four of the top five positions – Hindi Feature Film (HFF)-Motu Patlu Kung Fu King Returns was the most watched programme in the week with 1116 Impressions (000s), followed by HFF-Motu Patlu Kung Fu Kings with 1,023 Impressions (000s) at second place.

    HFF-Motu Patlu 36 Ghantey Race Against Time with 886 Impressions (000s) was at third place followed by HFF-Motu Patlu In Double Trouble with 758 Impressions (000s). The fifth place in the top five programmes for the kids genre in week 13 was held by HFF-Doraemon The Movie Ye Bhi Tha Nobit with 752 Impressions (000s) on Hungama.

  • How niche channels have fared so far in 2017

    BENGALURU: A number of brands often advertise on niche or speciality television channels to target specific audiences. A specialty channel can be a commercial broadcasting or non-commercial television channel which consists of television programming focused on a single genre, subject or targeted television market at a specific demographic. In this paper, the author has attempted to study the performance of five genres based on Broadcast India Research Council of India (BARC) data in terms of Weekly Impressions (000s) Sumsfor the top five channels for weeks 1 to 12 of 2017 through statistical analysis.

    The five genre are (in alphabetical order)

    (1) English Entertainment (6 Mega Cities : NCCS AB : 2+ Individuals)
    (2) Infotainment (6 Mega Cities : NCCS AB : 2+ Individuals)
    (3) Kids’ (All India (U+R) : NCCS All : 2 – 14 years Individuals)
    (4) Lifestyle (6 Mega Cities : NCCS AB : 2+ Individuals)
    (5) Music (All India (U+R) : NCCS All : 2+ Individuals)

    This paper must be read with a caveat: It deals only with the players present in BARC’s top 5 lists of channels per week and programmes per week for each genre. The sums/percentages of other genres/players’/channels of other players as well other channels of players in this paper ratings or Impressions (000s) Sums other than those indicated in BARC’s top 5 lists of channels and programmes have not been considered/mentioned in this paper during the period under consideration and those numbers could be more/higher. Further, Combined Total Impressions or Combined Weekly Impressions mentioned in this paper means the sum of all the Impressions (000s) Sums for all the weeks under consideration of a network and/or channel and/or programme/s.

    In terms of Combined Weekly Impressions in (000s) Sums of the top five channels of each genre during the 12 week period under consideration in this paper, Music is the biggest genre, followed by the Kids genre. Please refer to the following table: It may be noted that BARC data for both these genres is from both urban and rural markets, as compared to data from 6 Mega Cities : NCCS AB : 2+ Individuals for the other three genres.BARC provides data for the most successful programmes for the Kids’ genre only.

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    Music Genre

    The top channels that have appeared in the top 5 Music channels –  All India (U+R) : NCCS All : 2+ Individuals list during weeks 1 to 12 of 2017 generally play Hindi Music. Some of the channels play pure Bollywood music, others a mixture of Bollywood and Hindi Music, and Hindi Classical Music while some others play a mix of Bollywood with a spattering of other Indian language and international music.

    Five channels – Mastiii, B4U Music, 9XM, Sony MIX, 9X Jalwa have generally been present in the list during the 12 weeks under consideration, except during week 11, when MTV Beats came in at rank 5, while 9X Jalwa exited it in that week.

    Sri Adhikari Brothers Television Network’s subsidiary TV Vision’s music channel Mastiii– (Hindi Classic Music) has been the top channel in the Music genre during all the 12 weeks of 2017 as per BARC data for the period. B4U Music from the B4U Group, owned by Lakshmi Mittal, Kishore Lulla and GokulBinani was the second most watched channel during the period. The9X Group’s music channel 9XM came at third spot followed by Sony Pictures Network India’s Hindi film music channel Sony MIX. The 9X Group’s Hindi Classic Music channel 9X Jalwa was the fifth most watched channel during the first 12 weeks of 2017.

    Please refer to the chart below for channels and ranking.

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    Kids’ genre

    Five channels have been consistently present in the top 5 Kids channels list  All India (U+R) : NCCS All : 2 – 14 years Individuals during all the first 12 weeks of 2017. They are NICK, Cartoon Network, Pogo TV, Hungama and Disney Channel.

    Viacom’schildren’s 24-hour pay channel in Hindi, with the option of English, Tamil and Telugu audio feed on DTH, NICK (Nickelodeon) has topped the top 5 channels list during the period under consideration in this paper. Time Warner’s Turner Broadcasting’s Cartoon Network India was the second most watched children’s channel during weeks 1 to 12 of 2017. The channel primarily airs animated shows in four different languages: English, Hindi, Telugu and Tamil. Turner’s Pogo TV was the third most watched kids channel during the period, followed by Disney Channels Worldwide’sHungama TV having Hindi, Telugu and Tamil dubbed content at fourth place. The Walt Disney Company’s Disney Channel available in English, Hindi, Telugu and Tamil(although many shows broadcast on the channel are only available in Hindi) was ranked fifth during the period under consideration.

    Please refer to the list below.

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    As mentioned above, BARC provides data for the most successful programmes for the Kids’ genre only. Hindi films and programs based on the Indian animated series Motu Patlu on NICK and Pogo TV and Indian animated comedy adventure ChhotaBheem on Pogo TV were among the most successful children’s programs during the weeks under consideration.

    Infotainment

    Five channels from the Infotainment genre – Discovery Channel, History TV 18, National Geographic Channel, Animal Planet and Nat Geo Wildfound a place in the top 5 channels list in terms of Combined Weekly Impressions (000s) Sums during the first 12 weeks of 2017.

    Discovery Communications Discovery Channel in Hindi, Telugu and Bengali along with English and a dedicated channel in Tamil was the most watched Infotainment channel during the first twelve weeks of 2017. Viacom’s History TV18 in eight languages – English, Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and Urdu was the second most watched channel during the period under consideration. 21st Century Fox and National Geographic Society’s National Geographic Channel came next, followed by Discovery Communications Animal Planet. 21st Century Fox and National Geographic Society’s Nat Geo Wild was the fifth most watched channel during the period under consideration in this paper.

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    Lifestyle

    Five channels have been consistently present in the top Lifestyle channel list (6 Mega Cities : NCCS AB : 2+ Individuals) during the first twelve weeks of 2017. They wereLiving Foodz, Fox Life, Food Food, FYI TV18 and TLC.

    The Essel Group’s Living Foodz channel was the most watched Lifestyle channel in weeks 1 to 12 of 2017. Fox Broadcasting Company’s Fox Life was the second most lifestyle channel during the same period.  Celebrity chef Sanjeev Kapoor, Malaysian Astro, and Mogae Consultantschannel Food Food came next, followed by A+E Networks and TV18’s FYI TV18 channel that is available in 8 languages including English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Bengali at fourth place. Discovery Communications TLC was the fifth most watched Lifestyle channel during the first 12 weeks of 2017.

    Please see the list below:

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    English Entertainment

    During the first twelve weeks of 2017, the English Entertainment genre was dominated mainly by five channels – Comedy Central, STAR World, Zee Café, Colors Infinity SD and AXN, except for 3 of the 12 weeks when Fox’s FX channel entered the list, while AXN exited it.

    Viacom’s Comedy Central topped the lists in seven of the twelve weeks under consideration, followed by Star India’s Star World which topped the lists for five weeks. The Essel Group’s Zee Café was third, with Viacom 18’s Colors Infinity SD. Sony Pictures Network India’s AXN at fifth place.

    Please refer to the chart below:

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  • Nick’s Motu Patlu regains top position: BARC week 49

    Nick’s Motu Patlu regains top position: BARC week 49

    MUMBAI: Going by Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India (U+R) data for week 49  in NCCS All 4-14 Individuals category Viacom 18’s Nick maintained its lead in the genre, as its flagship show, Motu Patlu regains its lead position in the programme list.

    Nickelodeon’s viewership ratings rose to 75907(000s sums) from  69602 (000s sums). It lead the chart by a big margin from Turner International’s Pogo TV, which graced the second spot with 53416 (000s sums) followed by Cartoon Network with 51889 (000s sums).

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    Hungama  followed  closely behind with 51119 (000s sums) ratings. Disney Channel came fifth on the list with a rating of 41422 (000s sums).

    NIck’s Motu Patlu In Alien World led the top five kids programmes chart with a rating of 840 (000s sums) closely followed by Pogo TV’s Ganesh with 509 (000s sums) ratings.

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    Nick’s Motu Patlu  reappeared on the third spot as Motu Patlu in Double Trouble  with a viewership  rating of 436 (000s sums), as well as on the fourth spot as simply ‘Motu Patlu’ with 431(000s sums) ratings.

    Pogo TV’s Krishna in Vrindavan was the fifth most watched program in the genre in week 39 with 399 (000s sums) ratings.

  • Nick’s Motu Patlu regains top position: BARC week 49

    Nick’s Motu Patlu regains top position: BARC week 49

    MUMBAI: Going by Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India’s all India (U+R) data for week 49  in NCCS All 4-14 Individuals category Viacom 18’s Nick maintained its lead in the genre, as its flagship show, Motu Patlu regains its lead position in the programme list.

    Nickelodeon’s viewership ratings rose to 75907(000s sums) from  69602 (000s sums). It lead the chart by a big margin from Turner International’s Pogo TV, which graced the second spot with 53416 (000s sums) followed by Cartoon Network with 51889 (000s sums).

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    Hungama  followed  closely behind with 51119 (000s sums) ratings. Disney Channel came fifth on the list with a rating of 41422 (000s sums).

    NIck’s Motu Patlu In Alien World led the top five kids programmes chart with a rating of 840 (000s sums) closely followed by Pogo TV’s Ganesh with 509 (000s sums) ratings.

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    Nick’s Motu Patlu  reappeared on the third spot as Motu Patlu in Double Trouble  with a viewership  rating of 436 (000s sums), as well as on the fourth spot as simply ‘Motu Patlu’ with 431(000s sums) ratings.

    Pogo TV’s Krishna in Vrindavan was the fifth most watched program in the genre in week 39 with 399 (000s sums) ratings.

  • Nick to double ad rates for Kids Choice Awards

    Nick to double ad rates for Kids Choice Awards

    MUMBAI: Kids Choice Awards is back to draw Indian kids in a ‘slime’ fest! Viacom18’s flagship property that debuted in India in 2013 is being brought back by Nickelodeon, to celebrate those who entertained the kids the most.

    Typically the awards in the media and entertainment world are tailor-made for adults, in terms of content as well as the personalities who adorn it. Being a leader in the genre, Nick decided to tailor-make an award show for kids that truly values their opinion.

    With a total of 13 categories to vote for, some of the key awards categories include Best Movie Actor (Male and Female), Best Bollywood Movie, Best Television Show and Best Indian Cartoon Character. After two weeks of online voting through the Nickelodeon website, kids have chosen their favourite, that will be revealed in the gala event  on 5 December 2016 at Reliance Studios, Film City, Mumbai.

    “Now that the voting has ended, we will count the votes and a special team of auditors will monitor it, following which we will make the final winner announcements at the ground event,” Viacom18 business head kids cluster Nina Elavia Jaipuria shared as the countdown for the awards began.

    A televised version will also go on air — first on Nickelodeon around Christmas next month — followed by other sister channels under Viacom18 to expand its visibility. “We will air KCA on Colors, Rishtey, Colors Marathi, Colors Gujarati, Colors Bangla and, of course, on VOOT as well. We envision Kids Choice Awards as an inclusive show for the whole family and, therefore, having it on GECs will optimise it as a larger property with a greater reach.”

    That definitely spells well with the channel’s advertisers, who, according to Jaipuria, find the property very promising. “When we started KCA in 2013, we weren’t in the leadership position. This year, we are in the lead, having topped the genre for the 57th week since BARC started releasing its data. Naturally, our advertisers and sponsors are also a lot more confident in the property,” Jaipuria shared.

    Dabur Red Paste has come on board as the presenting sponsor for the kids show, along with Lifebuoy and Choki Choki by Inbisco India, and Funskool (MRF Group) as the associate sponsor.

    “Further strengthening our resolve to improve oral health in the country and to reach out to

    more kids, Dabur Red Paste has joined hands with Nickelodeon and KCA to further spread the message about dental hygiene and educate children about best oral care practices through a focussed and specially crafted campaign,” said Dabur India marketing head – oral care Harkawal Singh, on the brand’s association with Kids Choice Awards.

    Given the excitement surrounding the second edition of KCA in India, Jaipuria is expecting the spot rates for KCA to be double than that of the channel’s normal rates. “KCA is an expensive property for us. We are doing ti because we strongly believe that we are the leaders in kids entertainment in the country. We are putting our money where  our mouth is, and we deserve to get it monetised,” Jaipuria said.

    Jaipuria observed that kids also enjoy a lot of content mostly aimed at adults, be it movies, or TV shows with fantasy in it. Does that fragment the viewership of kids genre and in turn impact advertising? “While fragmentation of viewers is there, as kids also watch GECs and movie channels, they ultimately are loyal to content tailor-made for them. They might be watching GECs but they are a passive audience there, and hence brands that are truly interested to communicate to kids must come to kids channels. The fact that our ad sales pie is growing at a 11–12 per cent and we are estimated to close the year at Rs 500 crore speaks volumes. Nick grown our top line ad rates by 30 per cent y-o-y since last October; and that of Sonic by about 50 per cent, ” she added.

    In order to build momentum up to the awards, the channel has been promoting the property heavily across its channels in the kids cluster.

    “Apart from tying to the festive mood of Christmas, airing the show sometime mid-December also gives us enough time to promote it. The initial phase of it was the announcement of the show and calling in the voters in October, and it will end with a bang in December,”Jaipuria said, adding that the network has aired around 3000-odd promos of KCA in the past few weeks.

    Apart from on-air promotions, the network plans to engage the kids on ground with several partnerships, including McDonalds. Van activation across 30 cities will target tier II and tier III audience, and print advertising is also part of the marketing mix.

    Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards INDIA : Categories & Nominations

    1

    Best Movie Actor (Male)

    2

    Best Movie Actor (Female)

    A

    Salman Khan

    Sultan

    A

    Alia Bhat

    Kapoor and Sons

    B

    Shah Rukh Khan

    FAN

    B

    Anushka Sharma

    Sultan

    C

    Akshay Kumar

    Airlift

    C

    DeepikaPadukone

    BajiraoMastani

    D

    Ranveer Singh

    BajiraoMastani

    D

    Priyanka Chopra

    BajiraoMastani

    3

    Best Bollywood Movie

    4

    Best Bollywood Movie Song

    A

    Sultan            

     

    A

    Baby ko base pasandhai

     

    Sultan

    B

    BajiraoMastani

     

    B

    Ladki beautiful kargayichull

    Kapoor and Sons

    C

    Dilwale

     

    C

    Gerua

    Dilwale

    D

    Housefull 3

     

    D

    Kala chashma

    BaarBaarDekho

    5

    Best Dancing Star 

    6

    Best TV Character (Male)

    A

    Tiger Shroff

    Baaghi/A Flying Jatt

    A

    Dilip Joshi as Jethalal

    Taarak Mehta KaOoltahChashmah

    B

    Varun Dhawan

    Dilwale/Dishoom

    B

    ShaileshLodha as Taarak Mehta

    Taarak Mehta KaOoltahChashmah

    C

    SidharthMalhotra

    Ladki beautiful kargayichull

    C

    Daya as Inspector Daya

    (CID)

    D

    Ranveer Singh

    Malhaari

    D

    Kapil Sharma

    Comedy Nights with Kapil

    7

    Best TV Actor (Female)

    8

    Best TV Show

    A

    DishaVakani as Daya

                   

    Taarak Mehta KaOoltahChashmah

    A

    CID

     

    B

    DivyankaTripathi as Ishita

    Ye Hai Mohobbatein

    B

    Taarak Mehta KaOoltahChashmah

     

    C

    Mouni Roy

    Naagin

    C

    Naagin

     

    D

    Bharti Singh

    Comedy Nights Live

    D

    Comedy Nights Live

     

    9

    Best Child Entertainer (TV)

    10

    Best Entertainer (Films)

    A

    Bhavya Gandhi as Tappu

         

    Taarak Mehta KaOoltahChashmah

    A

     

    Varun Dhawan

              

    Dilwale/Dishoom

    B

    Dev Joshi as Baalveer

    Baalveer

    B

    Ranveer Singh

    BajiraoMastani

    C

    Spandan as Chakor

    Udaan

    C

    Shah Rukh Khan

    Dilwale/Fan

    D

    RuhanikaDhawan as Ruhi

    Ye Hai Mohobbatein

    D

    Salman Khan

    Sultan

    11

    Best Show On Kids Channel 

    12

    Best Indian Cartoon Character

    A

    Doraemon

     

    A

    ChotaBheem

     

    B

    ChotaBheem

     

    B

    Motu Patlu

     

    C

    Ninja Hattori

     

    C

    Shiva

     

    D

    Motu Patlu

     

    D

    Kris

     

    E

    SHIVA

     

     

     

     

    13

    Best Mobile Game

    A

    Temple Run

     

    B

    Real Racing 3

     

    C

    Duolingo Learn Languages Free

     

    D

    Unblock Me