Diff story but still less trp??? - Page 3

Originally posted by: ishakumar

The online trp is very high which is highly regarded nowadays! It's been in the top 10 shows based on online trps...
I believe that the high online trp shows it's actual popularity amongst the youth :)
This show is not an aunty's cup of tea ;) lmfao

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

It is doing good by Sony standards. Second is Indian audience cannot take suspense. They prefer narration than stories where the past has to reveal itself. Because most of the people watch the shows in between many activities.

If you need to enjoy a show like beyhadh you need to dedicate your 30 mins for the show. Because the expression change of the central character is that minute. The movement of Jenny's eyes you have to observe very closely.

There is no telling if it was on SP or Colors the fate would have been different. SP had Ek Hasina Thi from the same PH. It was doing good online, doing great in UK but then the Indian TRPs were below mark and it was wrapped up in 8 months instead of the promised one year. What was interesting was that the TRP build up on the second half to such an extend that it ended as the slot leader. CVs kept the theme of the show intact. EHT was re-run in UK and had a successful run in UAE, and I guess it is now airing in Ghana. But in India its record was not great as it never got repeated in Star Utsav.

Leave EHT, SP started many youth oriented show Bathameez Dil and Dosti yariyan had great online audiences but both died premature death.

Even the sit com Sumit Sambhal lega didnt had great TRP though it was a real stress buster and hence its Season 2 didnt happen.

Currently POW is a superb show but it doesnt have TRP. SP have experimented, but then shows have not been accepted.

So it is not the channel but the audience who has to give patronage for good content. And well dont tell it is the problem of TRP aunties.

I have read youngsters in EHT forum who had wanted the leading lady to marry the rapist and reform him.

There are many youngsters who stick to the theme of abusive male protoganist and the leading lady marrying him and reforming him.

There are many young fans for shows like Naagin and I dont want to take names of certain shows , that is also driven by the young generation in name of jodis.

I have watched a superb show Ek tha Chander Ek Thi Sudha just 21 epi show in Life Ok. It is based on a book Gunahon ke Devta written in 60s. The theme was far more progressive than any show of today. The character of Sudha, Pammi and Binti make you sit, each different and each showing a different strength.

Shows are economic ventures. If the audience wont consume the content what will the producers do.

Also many think strong woman means running business, doing all the jobs at home, solving all the problems etc etc..that definition itself is wrong.

A strong woman is not someone who wants to prove her strength by all the activities mentioned above. She is the one who can stand up for herself and realizes power is part and parcel of herself. It is in the choices she make.

And any day if you ask me who is the strongest female protoganist I have come across in a movie, it goes to Ganga of Malayalam movie Perumazhakalam( It is Dor in hindi). She is a simple housewife, widow living in a very orthodox surroundings, but under certain circumstances take the most courageous and out of box decision not fearing social ostracism.

Or Roja of Mani Ratnam's Roja who stands in the most adverse situation in kashmir and demands the release of her husband.

Bano of Bombay who doesnt hide her identity just for the sake of social acceptance. Yes she married a Hindu man, but her identity remains the same. He is Shekhar, she is Saira Bano.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

It is doing good by Sony standards. Second is Indian audience cannot take suspense. They prefer narration than stories where the past has to reveal itself. Because most of the people watch the shows in between many activities.

If you need to enjoy a show like beyhadh you need to dedicate your 30 mins for the show. Because the expression change of the central character is that minute. The movement of Jenny's eyes you have to observe very closely.

There is no telling if it was on SP or Colors the fate would have been different. SP had Ek Hasina Thi from the same PH. It was doing good online, doing great in UK but then the Indian TRPs were below mark and it was wrapped up in 8 months instead of the promised one year. What was interesting was that the TRP build up on the second half to such an extend that it ended as the slot leader. CVs kept the theme of the show intact. EHT was re-run in UK and had a successful run in UAE, and I guess it is now airing in Ghana. But in India its record was not great as it never got repeated in Star Utsav.

Leave EHT, SP started many youth oriented show Bathameez Dil and Dosti yariyan had great online audiences but both died premature death.

Even the sit com Sumit Sambhal lega didnt had great TRP though it was a real stress buster and hence its Season 2 didnt happen.

Currently POW is a superb show but it doesnt have TRP. SP have experimented, but then shows have not been accepted.

So it is not the channel but the audience who has to give patronage for good content. And well dont tell it is the problem of TRP aunties.

I have read youngsters in EHT forum who had wanted the leading lady to marry the rapist and reform him.

There are many youngsters who stick to the theme of abusive male protoganist and the leading lady marrying him and reforming him.

There are many young fans for shows like Naagin and I dont want to take names of certain shows , that is also driven by the young generation in name of jodis.

I have watched a superb show Ek tha Chander Ek Thi Sudha just 21 epi show in Life Ok. It is based on a book Gunahon ke Devta written in 60s. The theme was far more progressive than any show of today. The character of Sudha, Pammi and Binti make you sit, each different and each showing a different strength.

Shows are economic ventures. If the audience wont consume the content what will the producers do.

Also many think strong woman means running business, doing all the jobs at home, solving all the problems etc etc..that definition itself is wrong.

A strong woman is not someone who wants to prove her strength by all the activities mentioned above. She is the one who can stand up for herself and realizes power is part and parcel of herself. It is in the choices she make.

And any day if you ask me who is the strongest female protoganist I have come across in a movie, it goes to Ganga of Malayalam movie Perumazhakalam( It is Dor in hindi). She is a simple housewife, widow living in a very orthodox surroundings, but under certain circumstances take the most courageous and out of box decision not fearing social ostracism.

Or Roja of Mani Ratnam's Roja who stands in the most adverse situation in kashmir and demands the release of her husband.

Bano of Bombay who doesnt hide her identity just for the sake of social acceptance. Yes she married a Hindu man, but her identity remains the same. He is Shekhar, she is Saira Bano.

Originally posted by: shruthiravi

It is doing good by Sony standards. Second is Indian audience cannot take suspense. They prefer narration than stories where the past has to reveal itself. Because most of the people watch the shows in between many activities.

If you need to enjoy a show like beyhadh you need to dedicate your 30 mins for the show. Because the expression change of the central character is that minute. The movement of Jenny's eyes you have to observe very closely.

There is no telling if it was on SP or Colors the fate would have been different. SP had Ek Hasina Thi from the same PH. It was doing good online, doing great in UK but then the Indian TRPs were below mark and it was wrapped up in 8 months instead of the promised one year. What was interesting was that the TRP build up on the second half to such an extend that it ended as the slot leader. CVs kept the theme of the show intact. EHT was re-run in UK and had a successful run in UAE, and I guess it is now airing in Ghana. But in India its record was not great as it never got repeated in Star Utsav.

Leave EHT, SP started many youth oriented show Bathameez Dil and Dosti yariyan had great online audiences but both died premature death.

Even the sit com Sumit Sambhal lega didnt had great TRP though it was a real stress buster and hence its Season 2 didnt happen.

Currently POW is a superb show but it doesnt have TRP. SP have experimented, but then shows have not been accepted.

So it is not the channel but the audience who has to give patronage for good content. And well dont tell it is the problem of TRP aunties.

I have read youngsters in EHT forum who had wanted the leading lady to marry the rapist and reform him.

There are many youngsters who stick to the theme of abusive male protoganist and the leading lady marrying him and reforming him.

There are many young fans for shows like Naagin and I dont want to take names of certain shows , that is also driven by the young generation in name of jodis.

I have watched a superb show Ek tha Chander Ek Thi Sudha just 21 epi show in Life Ok. It is based on a book Gunahon ke Devta written in 60s. The theme was far more progressive than any show of today. The character of Sudha, Pammi and Binti make you sit, each different and each showing a different strength.

Shows are economic ventures. If the audience wont consume the content what will the producers do.

Also many think strong woman means running business, doing all the jobs at home, solving all the problems etc etc..that definition itself is wrong.

A strong woman is not someone who wants to prove her strength by all the activities mentioned above. She is the one who can stand up for herself and realizes power is part and parcel of herself. It is in the choices she make.

And any day if you ask me who is the strongest female protoganist I have come across in a movie, it goes to Ganga of Malayalam movie Perumazhakalam( It is Dor in hindi). She is a simple housewife, widow living in a very orthodox surroundings, but under certain circumstances take the most courageous and out of box decision not fearing social ostracism.

Or Roja of Mani Ratnam's Roja who stands in the most adverse situation in kashmir and demands the release of her husband.

Bano of Bombay who doesnt hide her identity just for the sake of social acceptance. Yes she married a Hindu man, but her identity remains the same. He is Shekhar, she is Saira Bano.