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KBC’s stars top TRP ratings on New Year’s Eve
The results of the war fought between channels on New Year’s
Eve are out. Ahead of its schedule, TAM has released the TRP
ratings of programmes shown on various television channels
on December 31, 2000. According to the flash rating released
by TAM, Sony’s Eternal Asha grabbed the overall channel
share, while Kaun Banega Crorepati on Star Plus topped the
TRP rating in most cities including Mumbai, Delhi, Calcutta,
Ahmedabad, Kanpur and Bangalore.
The special edition of KBC with Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukherjee
got 12.6 points in Mumbai, 12.4 in Delhi, 19.4 in Calcutta,
21.5 in Ahmedabad, 20.2 in Kanpur and 10.2 in Bangalore, topping
at all these places.
The southern cities of Chennai, Hyderabad and Kochi were the
odd men out, where KBC was either very low in the TRP rating
or not there at all. In Chennai, all the five TRP slots have
gone to Sun TV. In Hyderabad, Eenadu is the leader with Gemini
on second, third and fourth spot. Star’s KBC is on the
fifth spot with 8.1 points in Hyderabad. Kochi again has KBC
on the trail with 7 points, while DD Malayalam, Asianet and
Surya are much ahead.
As Eternal Asha on Sony was shown over a longer duration than
many other programmes on other channels, Sony has got the
maximum overall channel share. Individually, Eternal Asha
is a close second after KBC in several channels. In Mumbai,
Delhi, Calcutta, Ahmedabad and Kanpur, Eternal Asha is second
with 9.7, 7.3, 14, 10.5 and 7.9, respectively.
Apart from Star Plus’ KBC and Sony’s Eternal Asha,
others to figure in this flash TRP rating include Jai Ganesh
on Zee; Family Fortune, Mukti Red Ribbon Concert and Chalti
Ka Naam Antakshari on Star Plus, Millennium Masti and Gummat
Gulal on DD1; Badshah feature film on DD Metro; feature film
on DD Bangla; Sun TV; Enadu; Gemini; DD Malayalam; and Asianet.
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