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Nov 25, 2009
Colors steady; Zee spurts, STAR Plus sputters
Colors held on comfortably to the No. 1 spot with 330 GRPs (TAM, Week 47, HSM, CS4+). The battle for second place heated up with Zee wresting the No. 2 position with 265 GRPs, ahead of STAR Plus at 255 GRPs. Both Sony (190 GRPs) and NDTV Imagine (115 GRPs) had steady performances. SAB was marginally higher than the previous week with 78 GRPs. Track GECs' performance in 2009:
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