Me, We & TV - DT 033 - Page 48

Originally posted by: IamRaj96

@bold its ur lucky year bruh 😃😃

why things havent changed yet??

Raj bro i really dont know Raj dude 🤪

Originally posted by: Arko1

Forget weekly/biweekly cant they just make shows consisting of 100-150 episodes only and not more. Daily soap habit cannot be broken suddenly but the habit of watching shows of 500-1000 episodes can be broken easily if the channels support. Producers are always ready to keep their shows finite but channel pressurizes them to continue for monetary gain. This is 2022 and still things havent changed.

They need to start finite format starting from Star Plus and Sab TV. Fir dheere dheere sab vahi karne lagenge. If Maddam Sir ended properly within 150-200 episodes their fans would not see such a bad day. Same with Aladdin which instead of ending in 200 episodes dragged to 572 episodes with its quality getting ruined. Star Plus did try again and again for finite series but it don't being good TRPs sadly and even if it brings good TRPs rhe channel force makers ro extend the shows.

As for monetary gain, one finite after another will keep coming. Paise kam thodi na honge. I don't understand why YHC and SNS2 is even running when nothing is left to be shown.

Originally posted by: Juhi_04

They need to start finite format starting from Star Plus and Sab TV. Fir dheere dheere sab vahi karne lagenge. If Maddam Sir ended properly within 150-200 episodes their fans would not see such a bad day. Same with Aladdin which instead of ending in 200 episodes dragged to 572 episodes with its quality getting ruined. Star Plus did try again and again for finite series but it don't being good TRPs sadly and even if it brings good TRPs rhe channel force makers ro extend the shows.

As for monetary gain, one finite after another will keep coming. Paise kam thodi na honge. I don't understand why YHC and SNS2 is even running when nothing is left to be shown.

B - YHC chhodo i am in surprise why SNS2 is still running. Its completely plotless then WHY !!! Better they just end this show instead of shifting it to new slot.

Really is it true that production houses are ready to keep shows finite ? 😯

Though honestly it shows because once any ITV shows' main plot ends ph don't know how to continue the show and they start churning out random nonsense.

Originally posted by: Arko1

Forget weekly/biweekly cant they just make shows consisting of 100-150 episodes only and not more. Daily soap habit cannot be broken suddenly but the habit of watching shows of 500-1000 episodes can be broken easily if the channels support. Producers are always ready to keep their shows finite but channel pressurizes them to continue for monetary gain. This is 2022 and still things havent changed.

Short format karke season 2 3 Lana chahiye. Like krpk turned trash but it was finite. They stretched it to shadi and bacha drama but it could have been short story with a S2 a year back. Actors ko v chance mile kuch aur explore karne ka.

Big producers should do this all will follow

This child drama seems like another original after ABE. So it looks like they are finally going back to original as the strategy is changing now. But i doubt child drama will work now as nobody seems interested in their ghisapita formula.

Originally posted by: PreetNaLaagi

Really is it true that production houses are ready to keep shows finite ? 😯

Though honestly it shows because once any ITV shows' main plot ends ph don't know how to continue the show and they start churning out random nonsense.

B - Yes. I have seen many interviews and read articles in the past where the producers said its time we shift to finite and stuff. Only the channel limits them from doing so. Usually every channel strategizes to sell their show by calling it a finite series so that viewers can join and once it gets really popular they extend it for a whole year simply compromising with its quality. Do you know Gul Khan never focuses on any of her show after it completes 200 episodes ? It is because she dont like infinite series like Ekta and Rajan Shahi like producers. Many producers of ITV hate to stretch their shows but channel pressurizes them so they had do it. Multiple times it is the channel who is responsible for a content's quality rupture.

And i dont understand why there are so many shows in one channel like whats the purpose. Cant they just bring 5-6 shows at a time (with 1 hour precisely 45 mins duration) and run it for 100-150 episodes and replace them with a new lineup. Every single channel has 11-12 daily soaps mandatory from 6 to 11 pm (20-21 mins duration) this way 50-52 daily soaps (from all channels) but none of them have content what a waste !!!

Bcz the channel doesn't want to lose their trp shows.a few months back there was an article on how ekta wants to end kkb with abhigya,but zee wants ekta to continue it.

Originally posted by: Arko1

B - Yes. I have seen many interviews and read articles in the past where the producers said its time we shift to finite and stuff. Only the channel limits them from doing so. Usually every channel strategizes to sell their show by calling it a finite series so that viewers can join and once it gets really popular they extend it for a whole year simply compromising with its quality. Do you know Gul Khan never focuses on any of her show after it completes 200 episodes ? It is because she dont like infinite series like Ekta and Rajan Shahi like producers. Many producers of ITV hate to stretch their shows but channel pressurizes them so they had do it. Multiple times it is the channel who is responsible for a content's quality rupture.

Sab TV needs to first end all their shows except DYG. Even WKD3 as extending it will make ot another TMKOC. DYG aa gaya to aa gaya but they should shift Alibaba to Sony or Zee TV as it will only increase dramatic shows on the channel again like Raj said Aladdin is highly responsible for present condition of Sab TV though the damage was actually started by Tenali Rama and Super Sisters but Aladdin took it to another level of disturbing channel's actual genre.