KOLKATA: Rickety walls, inquisitive neighbours, unending hassles yet limitless dreams; these define the dynamics of The Mishras who struck a chord upon their visit in 2019. With an IMDB rating of 9.1, Gullak Season 1 won accolades for its well-crafted characters, versatile performances and incredible direction. And now, SonyLIV is set to bring a host of ‘naye kisse’ in the new
The channel scaled up its audience engagement, across all touchpoints.
28 Dec, 2020 - 05:17 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
New Delhi: Sony BBC Earth has successfully closed in a year of achievements riding on its might of insightful storytelling and family viewing experiences. Despite a year filled with challenges, Sony BBC Earth was quick to adapt to the changing trends and realign its programming and marketing strategies. From launching genre binding marketing initiatives to bringing topical content–the channel scaled up its audience engagement, across all touchpoints. As a consumer first brand, Sony BBC Earth focused on innovations to emerge as the fastest growing channel SD+HD in the infotainment category in terms of both, reach and viewership when comparing Q4’CY 2019 to Q4’CY 2020 .
Honey Bunny treat young fans to YAY! Christmas Brunch at JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar
The adorable cat duo celebrated Christmas with kids at the luxury hotel with a show-themed extrava
24 Dec, 2020 - 02:43 PM IST | By indiantelevision.com Team
MUMBAI: They’re the kid’s favourite cat-toons and rightly so. The popular cat duo Honey-Bunny, with their hilarious camaraderie and antics have delighted and amused kids. Sony Yay! teamed up with JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar and curated a Honey-Bunny themed special brunch called YAY! Christmas Brunch on Sunday, 20 December at JW Cafe. Giving young fans an enjoyable experience of the adorable duo up close and personal, the association witnessed Sony Yay! and JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar delight kids and patrons via a feast of delectable cuisines – inspired by the show Honey Bunny Ka Jholmaal, along with a series of interactive games, dance and a cute selfie booth to take home the fun memories.
Broadcast organisations were forced to pivot around streaming and going direct to consumers.
22 Dec, 2020 - 07:57 AM IST | By Gargi Sarkar
KOLKATA: If there s one signal that 2020 strongly gave: it was that consumption of content via streaming, both video and audio, is here to stay. And media and entertainment organisations globally have to pivot around that change in viewing that has taken strong root; that they have to go direct to consumer.
Yes, the doomsayers have for a few years been shouting from the rooftops that the days of TV are numbered, considering the rash of consumers who have cut the cord on cable and satellite TV. Yes, media conglomerates have been pottering around with digital, not fully confident that Netflix’s streaming gambit is the future. But the Covid2019-induced lockdown, which accelerated digital adoption by a few years, not only allowed OTTs to take flight and soar, it also gave linear TV a new lease on life.
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