ARTICLE Indian TV industry - An upward trend or troubled times?

Thank you for sharing this article. It was an interesting read. The culture around TV watching has been changing in recent times, especially with the increased competition the internet is bringing in. For shows like YVR and Sanyukt I often watched on TV, because it wasn't only me watching it, but my family as well. For shows such as Beyhad, I do not watch on TV and don't always watch the episodes in order, or even the entire episode. With all the episodes made available through YouTube I pick and choose which scenes I watch (I often go for scenes with Jennifer in them 😃)., and I mostly get filled in on the story through the forum or instagram. I also like the fact that Beyhad is a series we know will end within a few months, whereas shows like YVR are often extended and move away from the original storyline 👎🏼. To be honest, I think it is important shows such as YVR exist (minus the over-dramatic nonsense) because it is something I often watch with my mom, and has become a starting point in some of our fun conversations, it helps us connect 😛

Originally posted by: luxmi_1029

Thank you for sharing this article. It was an interesting read. The culture around TV watching has been changing in recent times, especially with the increased competition the internet is bringing in. For shows like YVR and Sanyukt I often watched on TV, because it wasn't only me watching it, but my family as well. For shows such as Beyhad, I do not watch on TV and don't always watch the episodes in order, or even the entire episode. With all the episodes made available through YouTube I pick and choose which scenes I watch (I often go for scenes with Jennifer in them 😃)., and I mostly get filled in on the story through the forum or instagram. I also like the fact that Beyhad is a series we know will end within a few months, whereas shows like YVR are often extended and move away from the original storyline 👎🏼. To be honest, I think it is important shows such as YVR exist (minus the over-dramatic nonsense) because it is something I often watch with my mom, and has become a starting point in some of our fun conversations, it helps us connect 😛