Broadcasting Audience Research Council (BARC) 26th Week (26th June 2021 – 2nd July 2021) has released its report.
In India, Star Plus is the most-watched pay-TV channel across all genres (All India 2+) with 2878.68 impressions this week.
Whereas, Sun TV has also remained on the second spot with 2713.36 impressions followed by Sony SAB on the third spot with 2394.99 impressions respectively.
However, last week Star Maa is in the third spot but this week it has been on the fourth spot with 2366.38 impressions, whereas Star Utsav, Colors remained the same with their fifth and sixth spots with 2230.62 and 1939.01 impressions respectively.
Star Vijay, Zee Telugu, Sony Pal, and Colors Rishtey bagged seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth spots with 1821.76, 1637.52, 1626.62, and 1526.46 impressions respectively.
In Hindi Speaking Market (HSM), Star Plus is again leading with 2783.23 impressions, followed by Sony Sab, Star Utsav again spot with the second and third position with 2331.01 and 2215.93 impressions respectively.
Meanwhile, Colors and Sony Pal who entered the list bagged the fourth and fifth spots with 1910.19 and 1611.79 impressions respectively.
In the South Market, Sun TV bagged the first spot with 2709.21 impressions, followed by Star Maa on the second spot with 2303.83 impressions, Star Vijay enters with 1811.67 impressions on the third spot.
Whereas Zee Telugu who stood on the third spot last week has come down on the fourth spot with 1605.09 Impressions and Zee Kannada enters with 1338.48 impressions in the fifth spot.
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