‎O Humnava Tum Dena Saath Mera╰┈➤TRP Thread 📝 - Page 5

https://x.com/GossipsTv/status/2056027007591616684

Originally posted by: Adiandsid

https://x.com/GossipsTv/status/2056027007591616684

Finally it came out.

So the weekend ep didn't perform well all other ep had constant trp

5th may when ira wala office scene and avinash and appu bank loan scene was low.

All other ep have constant that means it will improve since main story is starting now.Although ott drama is less in our drama.

Yes. And looking back even I didn't like the 5th May ep. Low on weekends is understandable too.
Feel a good thing is that the ratings are consistent - gives the impression that the viewership is loyal. Most other shows have spikes.

[btw.. last week ka publish nahi kiya tha.]

Originally posted by: Adiandsid

Yes. And looking back even I didn't like the 5th May ep. Low on weekends is understandable too.
Feel a good thing is that the ratings are consistent - gives the impression that the viewership is loyal. Most other shows have spikes.

[btw.. last week ka publish nahi kiya tha.]

Also first week performed well with just family intro scenes and appu getting scared Ira was intro in 2nd week eps they should avoid showing her jabardasti in scenes i mean rakshit could have gone to bank alone. Lalit eps are fine for audience ira wala ep are issues.As in she is shown over authority on rakshit.

We said why appu is going to bank when she knows woh defaulter hain and that dream was waste if u ask.Even if they wanted jodi scene appu could have shown going alone to inquire abt loan or settle it somehow?

Parshuram is just 0.1 point ahead in few ep we can reach the goal.

But other have high trp so in avg those shows looks they are performing well also they have time slot advantage.Having late timeslot is better then earlier since ppl are more at home.

Last week i asked u guys it didn't came out.Daily rating gives more idea which ep are least interesting for them.

So many ways to cheat and get trp for channels.

https://www.medianews4u.com/barc-sets-new-rules-to-strip-landing-page-views-from-tv-ratings-under-2026-policy/

Lets see after excluding landing page jo bhi hain next week trp kya aati hain.

Stable at 0.9 (ep up to 15 may-RA finally knowing their names)

https://www.instagram.com/p/DYl2la2DyG6/

Chalo trp came out.Starplus ki 9 to 9.30 show trp decrease hogayi.Hamari same hai.While all same slot show with our has increase their runtime.

Week 19: Saturday, 9th May 2026 to Friday, 15th May 2026

color ka all prime time shows are around 1.0.

Week 19: Saturday, 9th May 2026 to Friday, 15th May 2026
Top 10 Channels - All India, 2+
1 STAR Maa 2131.62
2 STAR Utsav 2117.66
3 STAR Sports 1 Hindi 2038.14
4 SONY SAB 1885.71
5 Sun TV 1861.46
6 STAR Plus 1510.09
7 Zee TV 1498.7
8 Zee Telugu 1478.01
9 Dangal 1400.99
10 Goldmines 1335.02

Inka data kabhi match hota hain kya if starplus have gone up this week then show ki trp either same or down kyun hain.Yeh sab kaise data hain

Also without landing page fixing wala data will start from June11.

While they know this kuch karte kyun nahin?

https://webvarta.com/global/indias-trp-overhaul-a-long-needed-clean-up-or-growing-state-control/

India today has nearly 230 million television households and one of the world’s largest TV audiences. Yet the ratings that influence thousands of crores in advertising revenue have traditionally been based on data collected from only a small number of metered homes. That imbalance has triggered years of debate within the broadcasting industry over whether the system genuinely reflects how Indians watch television.

The existing framework has faced repeated allegations of manipulation. Questions have often been raised about channels influencing selected households where audience meters are installed. Another major concern involved so-called “landing pages,” where certain channels allegedly benefited from automatically appearing when viewers switched on their set-top boxes. Critics argued that this created inflated viewership figures without reflecting actual audience choice.

At the same time, television consumption itself has evolved rapidly. A growing share of viewers — especially younger audiences in urban India — now consume news and entertainment through OTT platforms, mobile phones, Connected TVs, and streaming applications. Traditional ratings systems have struggled to keep pace with this shift. The government’s position is that a modern media market cannot continue relying on an outdated measurement structure.

Rahul says this with lot of emphasis that television is no longer the single dominant screen it once was. Viewers now move constantly between television, smartphones, streaming apps, and social media platforms. The old ratings structure, built around linear television habits, is being forced to adapt to a far more fragmented media environment.

That is why some broadcasters view the reforms with caution, even if they support cleaning up the ratings system itself. Beyond the policy debate, the market itself is already moving in a different direction. Advertisers are steadily increasing their spending on digital platforms that provide instant and measurable audience data. According to the latest industry estimates by the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI) and Kantar, India’s digital advertising market crossed ₹70,000 crore in 2025 and is now growing significantly faster than traditional television advertising. Connected TV (CTV) viewership has also expanded sharply, with industry reports estimating that India now has more than 30 million CTV households, driven by smart TV adoption and affordable broadband access. Platforms such as YouTube, OTT streaming services, and digital news networks have become increasingly attractive to advertisers because they offer real-time analytics, audience segmentation, and performance tracking — something traditional television measurement systems still struggle to provide consistently. As a result, brands are gradually shifting portions of their media budgets away from conventional TV advertising toward streaming platforms, online video ecosystems, and programmatic digital campaigns where audience behaviour can be monitored almost instantly. In many ways, the current debate reflects a much larger transition taking place across the media industry.