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week 38 | BARC Ratings
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Flip Flappers Starts 8 October Saturday @ 8.30 pm on Animax
Same week as Japan Premiere for Animax India
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News7 Tamil appoints R Vijay Anand as GM – National Sales
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Chennai: Tamil Nadu based VV Group’s Alliance Broadcasting Private Ltd owned 24 hours News and Infotainment Channel News7 Tamil has appointed R Vijay Anand as General Manager for National Sales.
He assumed the responsibilities from 5th July 2016 onwards and he will be reporting to the Managing Director of Alliance Broadcasting Mr. Subramanian.
As GM – National Sales Vijay Anand will be driving the Sales team of the channel in Regional and National Markets. He will also be working towards increasing the Ad sales revenue of the channel by roping in more new brands from Mumbai and Delhi markets and increasing the ad rates in possible areas.
Prior to this, he was working with Fever FM (91.9 FM) as GM – Sales, taking care of TN market. Vijay Anand has more than two decades of experience in Media Sales and he was associated with the companies like The Walt Disney Company taking care of Disney Channel Hungama and Disney XD for the TN Market, Star Vijay, India TV Hindi News Channel, Raj TV, Vikatan Group and Kumudham Magazine.
News7 Tamil has a strong presence in Tamil Nadu with a well-built editorial team and reports across each and every district of the state equipped with advanced Live Coverage devices. It also has the Asia’s largest News Room that is equipped with the state-of-the-art technology enabled video walls.
The Channel is available in Arasu Cable and other leading MSO Network and all leading DTH platforms. It also has presence in National and International distribution networks like Hathway, Siti Cable, Digi Cable, In Cable, Den Network, Libera Play, YuppTV and Channel Live.
http://tvnews4u.com/news7-tamil-appoints...nal-sales/
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Zee Kannada to launch fantasy fiction show Anjali in its evening time band
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As soon as one suggests a ghost, one is bound to get afraid, scared and run for cover. But here comes a cute, adorable and completely lovable ghost – Anjali. And we are drawn to the innocence & antics of this little girl ghost! Bringing to you, the latest, Zee Kannada presents Anjali – a fantasy based show that features a child ghost as the main protagonist.
Bringing on the small screen, an angel called Anjali who is the epitome of positive values. In her current form, the child-ghost attempts to learn the ways of the world. A new path is being set on, with the launch of this serial. This not just a mega-serial, but a mega-story. Rutu, Shiva Dhwaja, Madhu Hegde, stars from the silver screen are stepping into the small screen to bring alive one of the most delightful fiction shows. 5 year old Shreta, will be essaying the role of Anjali.
This fiction show is not a horror show, but an endearing show that will appeal to adults & children alike. A child ghost who uses her magical & supernatural powers to help solve people’s problems. The director of the show is Dileep Kumar M.C
Zee Kannada has always been on the forefront of bringing in exclusive & innovative content. In continuation of the same, Zee Kannada now brings to the viewers, a unique show. The fiction show has been shot in a set that has been constructed especially for this show costing lakhs. The show is being produced by Murali of OggaraneDabbi fame.
The fiction is show is an effort by a team of talented people, produced by Murali, directed by DileepKumar M.C, cinematography by RavikumarGubbi, editing by Anand &Karthik Sharma on music.
The show is being launched on October 3rd at 6:00 pm on Zee Kannada.
http://tvnews4u.com/zee-kannada-to-launc...time-band/
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We are skilled enough to tackle New Zealand's plans: Virat Kohli
We are skilled enough to tackle New Zealand's plans: Virat Kohli
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Virat Kohli is a picture of quiet confidence. A victory in a season opener can do that for you. But there is now a definite sense of him having grown into his new leadership position. On the eve of the Kolkata Test, the Indian captain fielded wide-ranging questions on Gautam Gambhir, Jayant Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja's role. There were also the usual questions on the No.1 Test ranking, the pitch and DRS.
Excerpts....
On the wicket and his thoughts...
Yes, I've seen the wicket. No comments on the wicket for now. We've got all the bases covered as far the team is concerned. It looks like a normal wicket that we expect at Eden Gardens. The surface is pretty nice, it has a little bit of grass covering. It should be a good wicket to bat on.
Injury concerns and if Jayant Yadav is a cover for Ravichandran Ashwin...
Jayant is not there as a cover. Ishant (Sharma) would have started the first game had he been fit. We have three quicks already and we felt we don't need anymore. We thought of adding another off-spinner because they have five left-handers in their line-up. This would help at some stage when we plan to play three spinners. Maybe, two off-spinners could play together. That was the whole idea bringing in another guy who can bowl at the left-handers. Left-arm spinner we have... leg-spinner we have. So someone, along with Ashwin, would do the same job in case we require two (off-spinners) against the five left-handers.
On Ravindra Jadeja's abilities with the bat...
What I think is that he used to think too much about Test cricket... about it being too difficult and him having to play differently. I think there are different ways of playing and he certainly has a different way of playing cricket which we feel he shouldn't change. Obviously, he will gain experience and when we come to a situation where we have to play out a session to save a Test match, he will gain that skill as well.
I think he needs to get confident and that can only happen by scoring more runs. The other skills will keep adding on at this level. Hes feeling more confident about himself, about his contribution. There's an assurance from the team management to make him feel confident about his batting. Giving him confidence at the nets, giving him practice games. If you make the 60s, 70s and 80s regularly, you start remembering how you did it. Just small targets that we discussed with him and he's responded in a really big way. I'm happy with the way that hes contributing with the bat because I felt he always had the skills. It's just about working harder and making sure the team benefits from the skills. I hope he can keep continuing.
On New Zealand coming up with a different approach...
Not really. A good ball is a good ball to any batsman on any pitch. Our focus will be to execute our skills as well we can. Its also about the batsmen on how they play. In the first game they had some good partnerships and you just have to sit back appreciate that. We have come with a plan. I think Test cricket is all about coming back from situations rather then being on top all the time. We expect them to play really good cricket but we expect to bounce back and pull things back if things go their way. Were not pre-planning for any approach. We feel that we are skilled enough to tackle any plans they come with. If we are pre-planned, then its difficult to switch back to other things. We go with a clear head then its easy to adapt to a situation put forth in front of us.
On the No.1 Test ranking serving as extra motivation for Kolkata Test...
I don't get motivated by records. If you notice the cricket we played two years ago in Tests and now, it's easy to get carried away by these records. You'll end up focussing on the process. Similarly in batting, when you start your career and set a target that in the first seven years I'm going to score this may runs, then you may end up losing focus on the process after you reach the target. Personally, I don't think about these things. My goal is to play cricket of a certain level and maintain it. No. 1 doesn't matter for us because that is temporary. A lot of competitive teams are playing and things could change after a series. If you get attached to these things, then you get upset you are not able to do it. It's better to observe things that are not directly in our control from far.
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We basically do segregation of the batsmen in the nets depending on who has had a hit at what stage. So it all depends on who has had batting practice previous day or who hasn't, or preferably who is going to play. Initially who is going to start. Day before the game, we definitely look to do that with the batting order. It can differ from player to player. Sometimes a player doesn't want to bat in the nets. He just wants throw downs. You won't see him entering the nets, that doesn't mean he won't play. It's just the preparation preference that an individual has before a game.
You had a session with rubber ball. What was the thought behind it?
Rubber ball was because we play three formats and we sometimes do tend to bat in a flow. It is very important to work on skills that bring stability as well, which you already have, but it is about repeating those things. It was all about wanting to control the ball that is bouncing and not coming at pace. That was the idea behind that.
My own form, I don't really think about these things. Because, cricket is a game where you prepare well but the result cannot be in your hand all the time. Especially while batting, where you have only one chance. If you get caught off a no-ball it is different. Generally cricket is a game of chances, but preparation is in my hand. I look to that 100% every time I walk on to practise.
I don't think there is anything called form; it's how you feel on a particular day. It can be - even if you are scoring runs every game suddenly you don't feel good one game and get out. That doesn't mean you are out of form. It doesn't mean you come back into form suddenly just because you are playing well one day. It is just about how good you are feeling mentally. That's all we as cricketers look to achieve. To be stable in our heads, whether you get runs or don't. That's the most important thing in the long run. You can't do it every time when you walk out. You have to understand that and accept that. What's in our hands is to work hard, and we do that in every practice session.
Status on Ashwin's fitness and the possible combination?
Yes Ashwin is absolutely fine. Combinations, obviously I can't speak about yet. The pitch looks good. As a home side if we feel we are able to put big runs on the board, that obviously puts pressure on the opposition, regardless of the wicket we are playing on. I felt that even in the last game we had a chance of getting 400-plus, but we didn't capitalise. Those are the things we want to correct. Once you have a big score on the board, the opposition feels they have to work that extra bit or bat a session and a half more than they would like to. That gives you an advantage in the game.
The wicket is what we see in Kolkata, more often than not. It's generally a very good batting wicket.
Thoughts on DRS?
Those are the things I can't say yes or no to, sitting here. But these are the things we have discussed and had meetings on. Because there were some areas that we felt can be debated, especially the ball-tracking and HawkEye. We wouldn't take decisions too hard because we in the first place decided we would not use DRS. For us to then say that the umpires made an error and it is going against us is not logical. There is no room for excuses. Once DRS is in place, once DRS is up and running for us as well, then you can sit and think what are the grey areas. As I said, these things have been spoken about. We want to definitely think about it. but I can't make a decision sitting here right now. It's a good point you made. It's something we have had discussions on. We will certainly look to probably introduce it in future.
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Ravindra Jadeja is feeling more confident about his abilities and his contributions - Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli is a picture of quiet confidence. A victory in a season opener can do that for you. But there is now a definite sense of him having grown into his new leadership position. On the eve of the Kolkata Test, the Indian captain fielded wide-ranging questions on Gautam Gambhir, Jayant Yadav and Ravindra Jadeja's role. There were also the usual questions on the No.1 Test ranking, the pitch and DRS.
Excerpts....
On the wicket and his thoughts...
Yes, I've seen the wicket. No comments on the wicket for now. We've got all the bases covered as far the team is concerned. It looks like a normal wicket that we expect at Eden Gardens. The surface is pretty nice, it has a little bit of grass covering. It should be a good wicket to bat on.
Injury concerns and if Jayant Yadav is a cover for Ravichandran Ashwin...
Jayant is not there as a cover. Ishant (Sharma) would have started the first game had he been fit. We have three quicks already and we felt we don't need anymore. We thought of adding another off-spinner because they have five left-handers in their line-up. This would help at some stage when we plan to play three spinners. Maybe, two off-spinners could play together. That was the whole idea bringing in another guy who can bowl at the left-handers. Left-arm spinner we have... leg-spinner we have. So someone, along with Ashwin, would do the same job in case we require two (off-spinners) against the five left-handers.
On Ravindra Jadeja's abilities with the bat...
What I think is that he used to think too much about Test cricket... about it being too difficult and him having to play differently. I think there are different ways of playing and he certainly has a different way of playing cricket which we feel he shouldn't change. Obviously, he will gain experience and when we come to a situation where we have to play out a session to save a Test match, he will gain that skill as well.
I think he needs to get confident and that can only happen by scoring more runs. The other skills will keep adding on at this level. Hes feeling more confident about himself, about his contribution. There's an assurance from the team management to make him feel confident about his batting. Giving him confidence at the nets, giving him practice games. If you make the 60s, 70s and 80s regularly, you start remembering how you did it. Just small targets that we discussed with him and he's responded in a really big way. I'm happy with the way that hes contributing with the bat because I felt he always had the skills. It's just about working harder and making sure the team benefits from the skills. I hope he can keep continuing.
On New Zealand coming up with a different approach...
Not really. A good ball is a good ball to any batsman on any pitch. Our focus will be to execute our skills as well we can. Its also about the batsmen on how they play. In the first game they had some good partnerships and you just have to sit back appreciate that. We have come with a plan. I think Test cricket is all about coming back from situations rather then being on top all the time. We expect them to play really good cricket but we expect to bounce back and pull things back if things go their way. Were not pre-planning for any approach. We feel that we are skilled enough to tackle any plans they come with. If we are pre-planned, then its difficult to switch back to other things. We go with a clear head then its easy to adapt to a situation put forth in front of us.
On the No.1 Test ranking serving as extra motivation for Kolkata Test...
I don't get motivated by records. If you notice the cricket we played two years ago in Tests and now, it's easy to get carried away by these records. You'll end up focussing on the process. Similarly in batting, when you start your career and set a target that in the first seven years I'm going to score this may runs, then you may end up losing focus on the process after you reach the target. Personally, I don't think about these things. My goal is to play cricket of a certain level and maintain it. No. 1 doesn't matter for us because that is temporary. A lot of competitive teams are playing and things could change after a series. If you get attached to these things, then you get upset you are not able to do it. It's better to observe things that are not directly in our control from far.
![[Image: prv_38a53_1475133302.jpg]](http://img.cricketcb.com/i/news/fth/290x200/stories/2016/sep/29/prv_38a53_1475133302.jpg)
"I don't think there is anything called form; it's how you feel on a particular day," Kohli said.
Gautam Gambhir hit the nets late today. Any reason?We basically do segregation of the batsmen in the nets depending on who has had a hit at what stage. So it all depends on who has had batting practice previous day or who hasn't, or preferably who is going to play. Initially who is going to start. Day before the game, we definitely look to do that with the batting order. It can differ from player to player. Sometimes a player doesn't want to bat in the nets. He just wants throw downs. You won't see him entering the nets, that doesn't mean he won't play. It's just the preparation preference that an individual has before a game.
You had a session with rubber ball. What was the thought behind it?
Rubber ball was because we play three formats and we sometimes do tend to bat in a flow. It is very important to work on skills that bring stability as well, which you already have, but it is about repeating those things. It was all about wanting to control the ball that is bouncing and not coming at pace. That was the idea behind that.
My own form, I don't really think about these things. Because, cricket is a game where you prepare well but the result cannot be in your hand all the time. Especially while batting, where you have only one chance. If you get caught off a no-ball it is different. Generally cricket is a game of chances, but preparation is in my hand. I look to that 100% every time I walk on to practise.
I don't think there is anything called form; it's how you feel on a particular day. It can be - even if you are scoring runs every game suddenly you don't feel good one game and get out. That doesn't mean you are out of form. It doesn't mean you come back into form suddenly just because you are playing well one day. It is just about how good you are feeling mentally. That's all we as cricketers look to achieve. To be stable in our heads, whether you get runs or don't. That's the most important thing in the long run. You can't do it every time when you walk out. You have to understand that and accept that. What's in our hands is to work hard, and we do that in every practice session.
Status on Ashwin's fitness and the possible combination?
Yes Ashwin is absolutely fine. Combinations, obviously I can't speak about yet. The pitch looks good. As a home side if we feel we are able to put big runs on the board, that obviously puts pressure on the opposition, regardless of the wicket we are playing on. I felt that even in the last game we had a chance of getting 400-plus, but we didn't capitalise. Those are the things we want to correct. Once you have a big score on the board, the opposition feels they have to work that extra bit or bat a session and a half more than they would like to. That gives you an advantage in the game.
The wicket is what we see in Kolkata, more often than not. It's generally a very good batting wicket.
Thoughts on DRS?
Those are the things I can't say yes or no to, sitting here. But these are the things we have discussed and had meetings on. Because there were some areas that we felt can be debated, especially the ball-tracking and HawkEye. We wouldn't take decisions too hard because we in the first place decided we would not use DRS. For us to then say that the umpires made an error and it is going against us is not logical. There is no room for excuses. Once DRS is in place, once DRS is up and running for us as well, then you can sit and think what are the grey areas. As I said, these things have been spoken about. We want to definitely think about it. but I can't make a decision sitting here right now. It's a good point you made. It's something we have had discussions on. We will certainly look to probably introduce it in future.
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"Chacha Bhatija" Do Jasoos. Bade Funtoosh Coming Soon Only On Hungama
"Chacha Bhatija" Do Jasoos. Bade Funtoosh
Coming Soon Only On Hungama
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Life OK launches new season of ‘Savdhaan India’ with new tagline
MUMBAI: After four successful years, Life OK’s flagship series ‘Savdhaan India’ is back with a hard-hitting avatar for a new season.
The new season will be aired daily at 10 pm with a new tagline—‘Darr Kar Nahi Datt Kar’.
The show is hosted by Sushant Singh, Divya Dutta and Mohit Mallik. In addition to showcasing real-life incidents, the new season will also acknowledge brave hearts that chose to fight against crime through ‘Samman Awards’.
The ‘Savdhaan India’ team hosted an on-ground campaign across the country and interacted with citizens in Delhi, Lucknow and Ahmedabad. The campaign began in Delhi where the ‘Darr Kar Nahi, Datt Kar’ anthem along with the pledge movement was unveiled for the very first time. The anchors also visited notorious crime locations, such as Sarkhej Gandhinagar Highway in Ahmedabad and Patrakarpuram Chauraha in Lucknow, and interacted with the people living there.
The team also visited schools and colleges where students digitally pledged their support to prevention of crime.
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...w-tagline/
The new season will be aired daily at 10 pm with a new tagline—‘Darr Kar Nahi Datt Kar’.
The show is hosted by Sushant Singh, Divya Dutta and Mohit Mallik. In addition to showcasing real-life incidents, the new season will also acknowledge brave hearts that chose to fight against crime through ‘Samman Awards’.
The ‘Savdhaan India’ team hosted an on-ground campaign across the country and interacted with citizens in Delhi, Lucknow and Ahmedabad. The campaign began in Delhi where the ‘Darr Kar Nahi, Datt Kar’ anthem along with the pledge movement was unveiled for the very first time. The anchors also visited notorious crime locations, such as Sarkhej Gandhinagar Highway in Ahmedabad and Patrakarpuram Chauraha in Lucknow, and interacted with the people living there.
The team also visited schools and colleges where students digitally pledged their support to prevention of crime.
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...w-tagline/
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Rishtey Cineplex to launch in US on Dish and Sling TV
MUMBAI: After UK, Viacom18 is all set to launch its Hindi movie channel Rishtey Cineplex in the US. The channel will be available on Dish and Sling TV platforms.
Rishtey Cineplex launched in the UK on 29 September as a free-to-air service on Sky. It will soon be available on UK’s FTA platform Freeview.
The channel showcases the best from Viacom18’s wide library of films as well as newly acquired movies from across genres including soulful dramas, heart-warming romance, adrenalin-packed action, rib-tickling comedy and much more.
Some of the movies in its catalogue include ‘Bajirao Mastani’, ‘Airlift’, ‘Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2’, ‘Kapoor and Sons’, ‘Ki & Ka’ and upcoming films like ‘Force 2’ and ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’.
Along with films, the channel showcases many interesting concepts including vignettes from various film festivals, behind-the-scenes trivia and coverage of exclusive red carpet extravaganzas.
Viacom18 has planned an extensive marketing blitzkrieg with a high-decibel launch for Rishtey Cineplex in these markets. A focused 360-degree marketing plan is being orchestrated tapping mediums such as print, radio, outdoor, cinema, digital, cross-channel promotions and on-ground activations in select locations.
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...-sling-tv/
Rishtey Cineplex launched in the UK on 29 September as a free-to-air service on Sky. It will soon be available on UK’s FTA platform Freeview.
The channel showcases the best from Viacom18’s wide library of films as well as newly acquired movies from across genres including soulful dramas, heart-warming romance, adrenalin-packed action, rib-tickling comedy and much more.
Some of the movies in its catalogue include ‘Bajirao Mastani’, ‘Airlift’, ‘Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2’, ‘Kapoor and Sons’, ‘Ki & Ka’ and upcoming films like ‘Force 2’ and ‘Ae Dil Hai Mushkil’.
Along with films, the channel showcases many interesting concepts including vignettes from various film festivals, behind-the-scenes trivia and coverage of exclusive red carpet extravaganzas.
Viacom18 has planned an extensive marketing blitzkrieg with a high-decibel launch for Rishtey Cineplex in these markets. A focused 360-degree marketing plan is being orchestrated tapping mediums such as print, radio, outdoor, cinema, digital, cross-channel promotions and on-ground activations in select locations.
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...-sling-tv/
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Windows 10 | September 29 Updates Released
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Zee Cafe grabs top spot in English entertainment
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Infotainment nd Kids Channels ratings of Barc Week 38
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MS Dhoni Game added and Ganesh Chaturthi Game Removed from igames
MS Dhoni Game added and Ganesh Chaturthi Game Removed from igames in airtel live.
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tatasky testing 3 channels
tatasky testing 3 channels
lifestyle & more, tp 11550 v 32720 and tatasky bangla [2channel] tp 11550 v 32720 and 11630 v 32720
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Tata|Sky Bangla Cinema SD nd HD Added Now On Ts
Tata|Sky Bangla Cinema SD nd HD Added Now On TsSD - LCN.1310
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Star Plus to launch ‘MasterChef India 5’ on 1 Oct
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MUMBAI: Hindi GEC Star Plus is all set to begin a new culinary battle with the fifth season of ‘MasterChef India’.
The hunt for the world’s best cook will start on 1 October, airing every weekend from 8 to 9 pm. It will take the place of dance reality show ‘Dance Plus 2’, which concluded on 25 September.
This year, the show has got Chefs Vikas Khanna and Kunal Kapur back together on the judges’ panel, along with Chef Zorawar Kalra. The earlier season featured Chefs Vikas Khanna and Sanjeev Kapoor along with Chef Ranveer Brar.
The format of the show is yet unknown, but it seems the makers have plans to rope in Bollywood celebrities for making special appearances. Actresses Bipasha Basu recently posted her picture from the set of ‘Master Chef India’ on Instagram.
The auditions for the fifth season of ‘MasterChef India’ started on 5 June, with the first auditions taking place in Kolkata. Auditions were also held in New Delhi and Mumbai, and for the first time in London and Dubai.
Based on the original British ‘MasterChef’, the format of the show is quite simple. The initial rounds consist of a large number of contestants from across India individually auditioning by presenting a dish before the three judges to gain one of 50 semi-final spots.
The semi-finalists then compete to gain a spot in Top 12, showcasing there food knowledge and preparation skills. The 12 chefs further compete for the title and to have their own cookery show, the chance to have their own cook book published, and a cash prize. Last year, Nikita Gandhi became the winner, with Neha Deepak Shah as the first runner-up and Bhakti Arora as the second runner-up.
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...-on-1-oct/
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Big Magic extends air time of ‘Baal Krishna’ to one hour
MUMBAI: BIG Magic is extending the air time of its mythological show ‘Baal Krishna’ to one hour.
Accordingly, from 3 October onwards it will run from 6 pm to 7 pm, every Monday–Friday. There are also plans to introduce a new storyline as the narrative will take a leap forward.
The show, which dramatises stories about the childhood of Hindu god Lord Krishna, has got on board actor Meet Mukhi to portray a grown-up Lord Krishna. Nimai Bali will continue with his portrayal of Kansa. The show has completed 100 episodes.
A spokesperson from BIG Magic says, “’Baal Krishna’ has successfully created a niche for itself in a highly competitive genre, which comprises a plethora of shows currently on air. The characters have struck a special bond with the audience in a short time frame. We felt that with the new one-hour time slot, the occasion was also right to take a leap forward and bring in an element of freshness to the storyline. We have some new members joining the star cast as well, and we are sure that audiences will continue showering their love and support for the show, as they have done all this while.”
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...-one-hour/
Accordingly, from 3 October onwards it will run from 6 pm to 7 pm, every Monday–Friday. There are also plans to introduce a new storyline as the narrative will take a leap forward.
The show, which dramatises stories about the childhood of Hindu god Lord Krishna, has got on board actor Meet Mukhi to portray a grown-up Lord Krishna. Nimai Bali will continue with his portrayal of Kansa. The show has completed 100 episodes.
A spokesperson from BIG Magic says, “’Baal Krishna’ has successfully created a niche for itself in a highly competitive genre, which comprises a plethora of shows currently on air. The characters have struck a special bond with the audience in a short time frame. We felt that with the new one-hour time slot, the occasion was also right to take a leap forward and bring in an element of freshness to the storyline. We have some new members joining the star cast as well, and we are sure that audiences will continue showering their love and support for the show, as they have done all this while.”
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...-one-hour/
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SpotboyE’s interactive B’wood show to be simulcast on 9XM and FB
MUMBAI: Online news portal SpotboyE has partnered Facebook to launch an interactive show that will be simulcast on Bollywood music channel 9XM and Facebook.
The show is all set to kick off on 30 September, with actor Ajay Devgn as the first celebrity.
Speaking about the show, 9X Media SVP and digital head Vibha Gosher said, “The lines between social media platforms and television are getting blurred with each passing day. Social media is not here to kill TV! It has become its best friend. Indians are watching television and are engaging online at the same time while tuning in. SpotboyE has had an amazing run of great interactions with both stars and fans on Facebook Live. SpotboyE Live is a first-of-its-kind media convergence of our engagement on social media with our television programming. Our live sessions have received an overwhelming response from Bollywood fans asking questions to their favourite stars. We are ecstatic to collaborate with Facebook to bring India’s first social-meets-TV experience to a much larger audience with SpotboyE Live on 9XM and Facebook.”
The interactive show, titled ‘Social Meets TV’, will feature interactions with renowned Bollywood stars and singers in real time.
Fans from Facebook communities of SpotboyE and 9XM can post comments for their favourite stars and singers. These comments from the live stream thread would be featured on TV.
Commenting on the partnership, Facebook India head of media partnerships Saurabh Doshi said, “SpotboyE Live is the first television show in India to integrate Facebook Live application with television and credit for providing such a unique experience to so many people who goes to SpotboyE and 9XM. This initiative also provides us with an opportunity to receive feedback from users and enhance traffic on the app.”
SpotboyE Live will be promoted through all social communities of 9X Media across platforms. The show will also see extensive promotional action on 9XM.
Talking about the initiative, 9X Media chief programming officer Amar Tidke said, “At 9XM we have always set a trend in creating the finest innovations within the music space. Our viewers have always cherished the amazing experiences that the channel has created for them, be it ‘9XM Selfiesh’, India’s first video request show, or our viewer-generated Top 9 playlist show. SpotboyE Live is yet another first by 9XM where we offer viewers and fans an opportunity to directly interact with their favourite celebrities. It is a platform where for the first time the interview is simulcast on TV, SpotboyE and Facebook, and viewers can comment and ask questions to their favourite stars, all in real time!”
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...xm-and-fb/
The show is all set to kick off on 30 September, with actor Ajay Devgn as the first celebrity.
Speaking about the show, 9X Media SVP and digital head Vibha Gosher said, “The lines between social media platforms and television are getting blurred with each passing day. Social media is not here to kill TV! It has become its best friend. Indians are watching television and are engaging online at the same time while tuning in. SpotboyE has had an amazing run of great interactions with both stars and fans on Facebook Live. SpotboyE Live is a first-of-its-kind media convergence of our engagement on social media with our television programming. Our live sessions have received an overwhelming response from Bollywood fans asking questions to their favourite stars. We are ecstatic to collaborate with Facebook to bring India’s first social-meets-TV experience to a much larger audience with SpotboyE Live on 9XM and Facebook.”
The interactive show, titled ‘Social Meets TV’, will feature interactions with renowned Bollywood stars and singers in real time.
Fans from Facebook communities of SpotboyE and 9XM can post comments for their favourite stars and singers. These comments from the live stream thread would be featured on TV.
Commenting on the partnership, Facebook India head of media partnerships Saurabh Doshi said, “SpotboyE Live is the first television show in India to integrate Facebook Live application with television and credit for providing such a unique experience to so many people who goes to SpotboyE and 9XM. This initiative also provides us with an opportunity to receive feedback from users and enhance traffic on the app.”
SpotboyE Live will be promoted through all social communities of 9X Media across platforms. The show will also see extensive promotional action on 9XM.
Talking about the initiative, 9X Media chief programming officer Amar Tidke said, “At 9XM we have always set a trend in creating the finest innovations within the music space. Our viewers have always cherished the amazing experiences that the channel has created for them, be it ‘9XM Selfiesh’, India’s first video request show, or our viewer-generated Top 9 playlist show. SpotboyE Live is yet another first by 9XM where we offer viewers and fans an opportunity to directly interact with their favourite celebrities. It is a platform where for the first time the interview is simulcast on TV, SpotboyE and Facebook, and viewers can comment and ask questions to their favourite stars, all in real time!”
http://www.televisionpost.com/television...xm-and-fb/
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Onus on BCCI board members ahead of all-important SGM
Onus on BCCI board members ahead of all-important SGM
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There's a line that Shashank Manohar former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and now chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) would often use to answer all questions related to the workings of the board. "What you or I may have to say doesn't matter. What matters is what the 30 members of the BCCI want." If ever that line had to be etched in stone at the headquarters of the board in Mumbai, it'll have to be on Friday (September 30), when all members of the BCCI get together for a Special General Meeting (SGM), perhaps the last of its kind under the memorandum of its present rules and regulations.
The agenda for the SGM has narrowed further down after the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, hurled another toe-crusher and reminded BCCI that it has to fall in line with the recommendations of the Justice RM Lodha-led committee. All that the board has to do now is say "we agree" or "we don't".
The result of either answer will be the same the board will not continue to exist in its present form. Be it onestate, one-vote; age-caps; tenure for officials or more.The onus now lies on these 30 members to take the call, apropos of the president and the secretary of BCCI who've alone done the talking so far.The onus lies on these members to either fall in line with what the SC says and agree to reconstitute or hold their ground against the recommendations and then wait for the SC to enforce them.
Barring the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) - Shashank Manohar's bastion, which has also called for its own SGM on Friday to go ahead and implement the Lodha committee recommendations, the rest of the members of BCCI have been silent so far, waiting for the SGM to show them the way.
The BCCI appears to be caught between the devil and the deep sea and TOI understands the board will not easily give up on what it feels is its constitutional right.
None of the senior BCCI officials could be reached on Thursday evening but those tracking developments said: "There's no way they're (board bigwigs) going to take this lying down. Either they fight for what they feel is correct or let the court take charge of the administration."
The BCCI is still of the view that the court or the Lodha committee has simply failed to take into account the challenges that the board faces on a day-to-day basis. They insist that nobody's disrespecting the court and there's nothing personal for anyone to gain here.
The board says 70% of the recommendations make sense and they would want to implement them at the earliest. But the remaining 30% don't make sense and yet there's been no space given for a healthy debate on the matter.
"It is unlikely that BCCI secretary Ajay Shirke will resign either, not at least until the SGM is convened. Actually, all this talk of resignations en masse is only bordering on melodrama and nobody's playing the game here for any melodrama. Even if they don't resign, the court is anyway going to end all of this on October 6, no?" a source in the know of things said.
There are those in the BCCI who have always held on to the theory that there's no law which can be implemented retrospectively in the country. It always has to be prospective. "It is only the parliament that can bring in something that's retrospective," an official had once said and this line alone could be BCCI's motivation as it looks to fight back one last time.
The onus on part of the Board clearly seems to be on all members to stay united regardless of whether they win or lose.
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There's a line that Shashank Manohar former president of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and now chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) would often use to answer all questions related to the workings of the board. "What you or I may have to say doesn't matter. What matters is what the 30 members of the BCCI want." If ever that line had to be etched in stone at the headquarters of the board in Mumbai, it'll have to be on Friday (September 30), when all members of the BCCI get together for a Special General Meeting (SGM), perhaps the last of its kind under the memorandum of its present rules and regulations.
The agenda for the SGM has narrowed further down after the Supreme Court, on Wednesday, hurled another toe-crusher and reminded BCCI that it has to fall in line with the recommendations of the Justice RM Lodha-led committee. All that the board has to do now is say "we agree" or "we don't".
The result of either answer will be the same the board will not continue to exist in its present form. Be it onestate, one-vote; age-caps; tenure for officials or more.The onus now lies on these 30 members to take the call, apropos of the president and the secretary of BCCI who've alone done the talking so far.The onus lies on these members to either fall in line with what the SC says and agree to reconstitute or hold their ground against the recommendations and then wait for the SC to enforce them.
Barring the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) - Shashank Manohar's bastion, which has also called for its own SGM on Friday to go ahead and implement the Lodha committee recommendations, the rest of the members of BCCI have been silent so far, waiting for the SGM to show them the way.
The BCCI appears to be caught between the devil and the deep sea and TOI understands the board will not easily give up on what it feels is its constitutional right.
None of the senior BCCI officials could be reached on Thursday evening but those tracking developments said: "There's no way they're (board bigwigs) going to take this lying down. Either they fight for what they feel is correct or let the court take charge of the administration."
The BCCI is still of the view that the court or the Lodha committee has simply failed to take into account the challenges that the board faces on a day-to-day basis. They insist that nobody's disrespecting the court and there's nothing personal for anyone to gain here.
The board says 70% of the recommendations make sense and they would want to implement them at the earliest. But the remaining 30% don't make sense and yet there's been no space given for a healthy debate on the matter.
"It is unlikely that BCCI secretary Ajay Shirke will resign either, not at least until the SGM is convened. Actually, all this talk of resignations en masse is only bordering on melodrama and nobody's playing the game here for any melodrama. Even if they don't resign, the court is anyway going to end all of this on October 6, no?" a source in the know of things said.
There are those in the BCCI who have always held on to the theory that there's no law which can be implemented retrospectively in the country. It always has to be prospective. "It is only the parliament that can bring in something that's retrospective," an official had once said and this line alone could be BCCI's motivation as it looks to fight back one last time.
The onus on part of the Board clearly seems to be on all members to stay united regardless of whether they win or lose.
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