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May 26, 2010
STAR Plus still rules
STAR Plus remained comfortably in the lead in Week 21, a week in which both STAR Plus and Colors lost audiences.STAR Plus was at 315 GRPs, down from 337 GRPs in Week 20, with Colors slipping to 264 GRPs from 288 GRPs in Week 20.Zee TV was steady at 245 GRPs.Sony was at 158 GRPs, Imagine at 103 GRPs and SAB TV, with an improved showing, at 90 GRPs.
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