STAR Plus continues to stay at the top with 300 GRPs (TAM Week 6, 2009). Colors is steady at its number two position with 271 GRPs (Last week: 271 GRPs).Zee TV is now at 192 GRPs (Last week: 209 GRPs) but retains its third slot. Sony is in fourth position with 77 GRPs.Other numbers: NDTV Imagine: 62, STAR One: 59, Sahara One: 50, SAB: 48 and 9X: 29
STAR Plus continues to stay at the top with 300 GRPs (TAM Week 6, 2009). Colors is steady at its number two position with 271 GRPs (Last week: 271 GRPs).
Zee TV is now at 192 GRPs (Last week: 209 GRPs) but retains its third slot. Sony is in fourth position with 77 GRPs.
Other numbers: NDTV Imagine: 62, STAR One: 59, Sahara One: 50, SAB: 48 and 9X: 29
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