This is in context of upcoming track, but this was always in mind - why creatives disclose the plot much before the viewers get to see it on television? The articles actually spoil the entertainment for me - I would not like to watch a match knowing well that the star batsman will be out for so many runs. Maybe, the articles serve the purpose of arousing the curiosity of viewers - but still - the episode loses its novelty if we already know that so and so will die or will be saved (as the articles disclosed that Jagya will save Ganga during madir trip).
Now the articles already disclosed that Shiv will die, that there is a felicitation ceremony and there will be shootout between terrorists and Shiv etc. They have already changed the montage. Now unless there is a trap - and Shiv is not going to die - the novelty value is lost for the upcoming episodes. It also spoils the mood and the viewers cannot enjoy the episodes being aired now and happy moments in KB.
I do not watch many serials, and therefore cannot understand the logic behind such things. We read book reviews and film reviews - but they do not disclose actual plot - otherwise people will not enjoy the book or film. Then why TV serial do the opposite? Or is it only me who thinks like this and regular TV viewers like to read spoilers/articles etc. before seeing the actual episode?