Ramayan garners 170 million viewers in 4 shows since its re-telecast on Saturday
Ramayan, the over three-decade-old TV series based on Hindu mythology, garnered 170 million viewers in four shows over the last weekend in its new avatar, the BARC said on Thursday. This catapulted the Ramanand Sagar production as the highest watched "serial" in the Hindi general entertainment space ever, the Broadcast Audience Research Council said.
Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar announced in a tweet, "Thrilled to share that the re-telecast of RAMAYAN on @ddnational has garnered the highest ever rating for a Hindi GEC show since 2015
The show was relaunched last Saturday amid the gloomy times of lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a lot of thrust laid by the government machinery to popularise the series.
BARC's chief executive Sunil Lulla said the numbers notched up by the series was a bit surprising and called the move as a "brilliant" one by the Prasar Bharti.
He said eventually, we will also see advertisers flock the series which will be running for a few more days.
The inaugural show of the series on Saturday morning had 34 million viewers glued to their TV sets watching and enjoyed a rating of 3.4 per cent, while a telecast the same evening had 45 million viewers and a rating of 5.2 per cent.
The show bettered its performance on Sunday, with 40 million and 51 million people watching it in the morning and evening telecasts, respectively.
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Ramayan, the over three-decade-old TV series based on Hindu mythology, garnered 170 million viewers in four shows over the last weekend in its new avatar, the BARC said on Thursday. This catapulted the Ramanand Sagar production as the highest watched "serial" in the Hindi general entertainment space ever, the Broadcast Audience Research Council said.
Prasar Bharati CEO Shashi Shekhar announced in a tweet, "Thrilled to share that the re-telecast of RAMAYAN on @ddnational has garnered the highest ever rating for a Hindi GEC show since 2015
The show was relaunched last Saturday amid the gloomy times of lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and a lot of thrust laid by the government machinery to popularise the series.
BARC's chief executive Sunil Lulla said the numbers notched up by the series was a bit surprising and called the move as a "brilliant" one by the Prasar Bharti.
He said eventually, we will also see advertisers flock the series which will be running for a few more days.
The inaugural show of the series on Saturday morning had 34 million viewers glued to their TV sets watching and enjoyed a rating of 3.4 per cent, while a telecast the same evening had 45 million viewers and a rating of 5.2 per cent.
The show bettered its performance on Sunday, with 40 million and 51 million people watching it in the morning and evening telecasts, respectively.
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