Zee Marathi has launched a refreshed brand identity, celebrating the deep emotional connection it shares with its viewers. The new look, featuring vibrant packaging and dynamic energy, honors Maharashtrian traditions and heritage through joyful symbols like the Sonchafa flower.
The rebranding comes in response to evolving market trends and consumer preferences, aiming to resonate with audiences of all ages., The Economic Times reported.
Zee Marathi stands out as the only Marathi General Entertainment Channel thriving alongside high-impact sports properties, highlighting its content quality and appeal.
In the past six months, innovative non-fiction shows like ‘Jau Bai Gavat’ have driven a 41 percent increase in viewership and a 12 percent rise in Time Spent Viewing (TSV). New fiction shows such as ‘Paaru’, ‘Shiva’, ‘Navri Mille Hitlerla’, and ‘Punha Kartavya Aahe’ have further fueled the channel’s growth.
Stay tuned to Zee Marathi for a celebration of cultural richness and vibrant storytelling, bringing Maharashtrian heritage to life on your TV screens.
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