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Remember the time when dinner was not served in your own home before 11 PM since your mother didn't wish to miss the episode of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi? Or remember the time when your dad answered every question that Amitabh Bachchan asked the contestants of Kaun Banega Crorepati? As well as those moments when grandmothers believed that her four sons signified the characters of Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki?
Yes, these are all of the unforgettable memories that were, as well as today, mark the strength of Hindi Television shows and what it really has done to us within the recent years.
We Indians are always high in emotional quotient and something that strikes our emotional chords could be an immediate hit. That's the reason, family soaps have managed to connect to people, which in return gave the shows their TRP's, awards and also the tag of being probably the most successful show within the Indian television history.
Similar is the case with reality shows. The crowd cried once the contestants failed and celebrated when they prevailed. These reality shows gave an opportunity to the ordinary people to change their destiny and acquire fame. It made people think that they've the same chance to be on television, which looking attractive or playing around production houses to showcase their talent was not required anymore to become a part of a show. It is therefore not wrong to say that Indian television shows offers us lots of drama, entertainment and opportunities, which connects many of us to it.
But the point also to be noted here's that people change their preferences very quickly with new shows. Channels like Zee, Colours, Star and Sony are trying very difficult to develop the very best mixture of family soaps and reality shows to improve their TRP's.
Currently, Colours stands second in TRP charts using their shows like India's Got Talent and Balika Vadhu. However, Sony Entertainment stands tall with Kaun Banega Crorepati, CID, Bade Acche Lagte Ho and Crime Patrol, and walks away with the slice of top shows in the charts, both in the daily soaps section along with the reality shows section. Star marks third with their show Diya Aur Baati Hum, after their drop within the charts using the end of Satyameva Jayate season one.
But after your day, these numbers really do not matter to the Hindi television audience. What really matters for them is the emotional connect that they find in the reality shows and family soaps these channels have to offer them.