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Aug 02, 2012

Hindi GEC Ratings: Sony closes gap on Star Plus in Week 30

Colors moves up to third place

Hindi GEC Ratings: Sony closes gap on Star Plus in Week 30

In Week 30, Star Plus dropped 11 GRPs, but continued to lead the Hindi GEC chart with 243 points.

Sony closed the gap on the leader with a seven GRP gain to 235.
 
Colors moved up one place to third, as its GRPs increased by 14 to reach 228.
 
Zee moved down one spot to fourth, but the channel witnessed a point's increase in its overall ratings, to end the week at 222.
 
Sab TV gained three GRPs to reach 132. 
 
Life OK gained six points to end with 107 GRPs.
 
Sahara One's ratings for the week decreased by one point compared from the previous week, as the channel ended with 41 GRPs.

Campaign India note: Viewership data sourced from TAM subscribers.

 

 

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