Bollywood blockbusters may be gone, but Pati Patni Aur Panga-style chaos isn’t the problem—TV viewership is.
TRP ratings this week reveal major viewership drops post IPL 2025; Anupama leads while old favorites slip from top 20. See full rankings now.
Many long-running shows have seen sharp dips, with just a few managing to stay afloat in the top‑20 rankings.
Here’s the breakdown of TRP Ratings This Week 23 viaBARC.
TRP Ratings This Week 23: Top 5 Shows Holding Strong
Anupama continues to top the charts at No. 1, proving its family‑drama magic remains unbeatable.
Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai secures the No. 2 spot, showcasing enduring love-story appeal.
Udne Ki Aasha lands at No. 3, signaling its growing fan base.
Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah climbs to No. 4, delighting fans with its timeless humor.
Advocate Anjali Awashthi holds its ground at No. 5, offering courtroom drama that continues to resonate.
Mid‑Chart Declines & Rising Contenders
Mangal Lakshmi dips to No. 6, followed by Lakshmi Ka Safar at No. 7.
Comedy series Laughter Chefs 2 stays solid at No. 8, keeping audiences entertained.
Jhanak’s new‑generation track debuts at No. 9 with a TVR of 1.3, marking a promising start.
Kabhi Neem Neem Kabhi Shehed drops to No. 10, showing shifting viewer interests.
New‑Age Shows & Recent Launches
The next wave of shows in the top 20 includes some fresh faces:
Shiv Shakti at No. 11, with Noyontara, a recent launch, at No. 12.
Vasudha ranks 13th, and Mannat holds 14th place.
Long‑running series Jaadu Teri Nazar slips further to No. 15
And there’s more: Parineeti’s new‑gen storyline grabs No. 16 with a TVR of 1.0;Jaane Anjane Hum Mile lands at 17, Bhagya Lakshmi at 18, Jaagriti at 19, and Jamai No. 1 rounds off the top 20.
What Fell Out of the Top 20?
Noticeably absent this week are former ratings juggernauts Kumkum Bhagya and Ghum Hai Kisikey Pyaar Meiin—a clear sign that viewer preferences are shifting, especially in the post‑IPL landscape
Why IPL Impact Still Haunts
Cricket steals viewers: Even after the tournament ended, cricket still rules the ratings hill.
Viewing habits changed: With weekends spent catching up on matches, linear TV lost momentum.
Dig and shift: Viewers are exploring OTT platforms, reruns, and alternative content over traditional shows.
Insight: The Industry Has to Adapt
Reality and freshness matter: Newer tracks and formats, like generation‑leaps, are gaining traction.
Digital crossover is key: Shows with streaming extensions or multi‑platform presence have an edge.
IPL timing strategy: Networks need to rethink how they schedule shows around cricket seasons.
Content makeover: Traditional storylines must evolve to match changing audience interests.
Final Take
Week 23’s TRP data sends a clear signal: post-IPL, the old formula isn’t working.
But this shakeup also offers a chance—a golden opportunity for shows to innovate, rethink and reconnect with viewers.
As the TV landscape shifts, only those who adapt will thrive in the post‑cricket world.
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