Broadcasting Audience Research Council (BARC) 12th Week (19th March – 25th March 2022) has released its report.
In India, Star Utsav who gets the fourth spot in the past few weeks has backed again to take their seat of the first spot in the list of top 10 channels across genres (All India 2+), the channel registered 2738.73 impressions. Dhinchaak is in the second spot with 2487.3 impressions, and Star Maa led down to the third spot with 2447.26 impressions respectively.
Sun TV has led to the fourth position with 2373.33 impressions, followed by Star Plus and Sony SAB in the fifth and sixth positions with 2179.56 and 1623.77 impressions respectively.
Colors Rishtey has bagged the seventh position with 1595.22 impressions, entering Star Vijay on the eighth position with 1592.49 impressions, and Colors is in the ninth position with 1507.96 impressions along with Star Pravah in the tenth position with 1492.23 impressions respectively.
In Hindi Speaking Market (HSM), Star Utsav has bagged the first position in the top five channels this week with 2732.19 impressions, alongside Dhinchaak has bagged the second position with 2460.46 impressions.
Star Plus has led to the third position with 2110.09 impressions respectively. Sony Sab is in the fourth position with 1590.15 impressions, entering Colors Rishtey in the fifth position with 1588.59 impressions respectively.
Star Maa has also led with the first position in the South Market with 2385.45 impressions, followed by Sun TV, Star Vijay in the second and third positions with 2366.35 and 1589.67 impressions respectively.
Zee Telugu and Zee Kannada have remained the same with their fourth and fifth position having 1398.53 and 1321.71 impressions respectively.
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