'KBC 6' opener gets record-breaking 6.1 rating
By IANS - NEW DELHI
13th September 2012 12:56 PM
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The opening episode of "Kaun Banega Crorepati 6" has registered a 6.1 television rating (TVR) | AP Photo
Megastar Amitabh
Bachchan's magic touch and powerful campaign "Sirf gyaan hi aapko aapka
haq dilaata hai (Only knowledge gets you what you deserve)", has helped
the opening episode of "Kaun Banega Crorepati 6" (KBC) in getting
maximum eyeballs. The show, which went on air Sep 7, has registered a 6.1
television rating (TVR).
The show, which was originally telecast on Star Plus when it was launched in
2000, is being aired on Sony since 2010. This season has bagged the highest
opening out of all three seasons on the channel.
While the episode aired Sep 7 received a 6.1 TVR, the episode aired on the
following day earned a 5.3 TVR, according to television audience measuring
agency TAM.
The show is said to have had the highest opening this year across all shows on
all general entertainment channels, says Sneha Rajani, senior executive vice
president and business head, SET.
"We were confident that viewers would really enjoy watching this season of
'Kaun Banega Crorepati'. The numbers more than corroborate this. We are really
pleased with the opening week results and there is a lot more to look forward
to on the show in the days to come," Rajani said in a statement.
"Overall, we are delighted at the performance of all our shows and over
the next four to five weeks we aim to further consolidate our position,"
she added.
Produced by Big Synergy Media Ltd, this season of KBC was launched at the
weekend slot from Friday to Sunday. The opener saw a special rendition of a
powerful narrative on knowledge, by Big B in his distinct baritone.
This season has already got its first crorepati in Manoj Kumar Raina from
Kashmir.
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