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@Arko1

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Posted: 5 years ago

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1) The Quantity over quality mindset - the tv shows in India are daily in total producing 200+ episodes in a year. One cannot shit loads of good content if they have to telecast something 5 days a week. Why do you think English shows only make one episode per week and have seasons. Even the Pakistani dramas are 1000 times better than the average Indian tv show nowadays. In India, once a serial begins, they just don’t want to end it.

2) Trp system - the rating system itself is flawed. Only 30000 meters are placed in selected cities to measure the calculations that too majority being based in rural areas of the country. That basically means the urban population are excluded. Obviously people from villages or small towns are not going to be interested in new concepts, they are used to the usual masala saas bahu dramas. But urban Indians want to see something new but they are being ignored hence channels/producers are still continuing to make illogical and regressive dramas

Cant agree more. Quoted from Quora. Credits to the one who posted.

https://www.quora.com/Why-has-the-quality-of-Indian-TV-series-degraded-so-much

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naq5

@naq5

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Posted: 5 years ago

#412

Originally posted by: suryavni
I too don't know why the number they project is this high...
And they are putting up stats and graphics to support their claim too..
May be they are considering worldwide viewership...
Whatever be it a question has been raised and BARC should respond atleast to refute these claims...
It's high time to combine the Indian TRP , other countries TRP and online TRP...
They are getting revenue through all types of TRP...then why this distinction when in 2020 world has become a small village and communication in any form is accessible to all.

i agree with this

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naq5

@naq5

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Posted: 5 years ago

#413

Originally posted by: Neonholic
1) The Quantity over quality mindset - the tv shows in India are daily in total producing 200+ episodes in a year. One cannot shit loads of good content if they have to telecast something 5 days a week. Why do you think English shows only make one episode per week and have seasons. Even the Pakistani dramas are 1000 times better than the average Indian tv show nowadays. In India, once a serial begins, they just don’t want to end it.

2) Trp system - the rating system itself is flawed. Only 30000 meters are placed in selected cities to measure the calculations that too majority being based in rural areas of the country. That basically means the urban population are excluded. Obviously people from villages or small towns are not going to be interested in new concepts, they are used to the usual masala saas bahu dramas. But urban Indians want to see something new but they are being ignored hence channels/producers are still continuing to make illogical and regressive dramas

Cant agree more. Quoted from Quora. Credits to the one who posted.

https://www.quora.com/Why-has-the-quality-of-Indian-TV-series-degraded-so-much

cant they just install something in set top boxes or the antennas to check which channel is being watched at what time. this is so stupid to consider only 30000 meters in a population of billion homes. n that too rural areas. dont they have any better system to measure how much a show is being watched

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Onyourface

@Onyourface

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Posted: 5 years ago

#414

Originally posted by: Neonholic
1) The Quantity over quality mindset - the tv shows in India are daily in total producing 200+ episodes in a year. One cannot shit loads of good content if they have to telecast something 5 days a week. Why do you think English shows only make one episode per week and have seasons. Even the Pakistani dramas are 1000 times better than the average Indian tv show nowadays. In India, once a serial begins, they just don’t want to end it.

2) Trp system - the rating system itself is flawed. Only 30000 meters are placed in selected cities to measure the calculations that too majority being based in rural areas of the country. That basically means the urban population are excluded. Obviously people from villages or small towns are not going to be interested in new concepts, they are used to the usual masala saas bahu dramas. But urban Indians want to see something new but they are being ignored hence channels/producers are still continuing to make illogical and regressive dramas

Cant agree more. Quoted from Quora. Credits to the one who posted.

https://www.quora.com/Why-has-the-quality-of-Indian-TV-series-degraded-so-much

3000 meters thing is something an anonymous user said ..has barc confirmed it? Also I don't know but once going through the barc site I noticed they had separate data published for urban and rural viewing... guess its not just rural audience monitored.

I honestly don't know which data does the broadcasters and producers use to decide on things, m sure they must be having more robust data than what we as general audience is subjected to.

Irony is when our fav show is on top , everything is fine , fans start having problem when their show goes down all these things come up ...not specifically talking about this show and fans , happens everytime so...I wonder why broadcasters producers aren't speaking up with so many discrepancies in the system...wouldn't they be more worried , their revenue depends on it in a way lol , khair

I do agree Indian shows need to adopt finite concept , start with a particular point and end at a particular point , if show gets popular bring another season, in a way it can be win win for everyone the story tellers , writers , actors and the audience and fans who can whole heartedly focus on the show and story without worrying much about anything, they would already know show would end at a particular point ...at least we would be saved with the chaos we as fans have to go through...pitting our brains into something we don't really know about...😆