Mannat Har Khushi Paane Ki: Episode Discussion Thread - 4 - Page 19

Guys u am getting these weird thoughts 😭😭😭 what if the BTS scene the ayesha had shared ..is of the scene where Vikrant comes to know he is an orphan and leaves his home with bags packed and comes to stay with mannu

I know i have lost it 😂😂😂😂😂

Originally posted by: purplegirl7

Is trp calculated according to the time slot or from the time episode starts until it ends?

The following is what chatgpt answered

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TRP is typically calculated based on program time slot rather than the specific program run time.

Here's how it works:

1. Program Time Slot: The TRP for a show is often associated with the time slot it airs in. For instance, if a show airs between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM, the TRP reflects the viewership during that entire one-hour time window, irrespective of whether the program is a 30-minute or a 60-minute show.

2. Program Run Time: In cases where the show runs for a variable time or has special episodes with extended durations, the TRP can still be considered for the entire run time, but it is generally reported as part of the broader time slot. In other words, if a show has a fluctuating duration but airs regularly at a fixed time slot, TRP will reflect the average or total viewership during the allocated time block.

To sum it up: TRP is more about the time slot the program is broadcast in and not just its actual duration. The whole audience watching within the designated broadcast time is factored in, even if the program ends a little earlier or later than usual. ***

If its following og, that scene doesn't come now 😂. Per the spoiler this will be the one of the best episode for ManVik so dekthe hain

Woh track itni jaldi nahi aayegaa..it will be something else..

This is what chatgpt replied to me:

TRP (Television Rating Point) in India is calculated based on the overall viewership of a program, but it does not just depend on the time slot. It's measured based on the number of viewers who watch a show during its broadcast, and this includes the entire duration of the episode, from the time it starts until it ends.

Here’s a bit more detail:

1. Time Slot: The viewership of a show in a specific time slot is important. Shows aired in prime-time slots tend to have higher TRP ratings because more people are likely to watch them during those hours.

2. Episode Duration: TRP is also based on the viewership during the entire episode. This means the measurement includes the time from the moment the episode begins to when it ends. The longer a viewer stays tuned in for the episode, the better the TRP for that show.

3. Audience Measurement: TRP ratings are gathered through devices installed in sample households (called BARC meters) to track which channels or shows they watch and for how long. This data is then aggregated to calculate the rating.

So, while the time slot can influence the potential audience, the TRP reflects the actual viewership of the full episode during its airing.

My mom who is a prime time watcher, times her work based on the show

So when she hears the song or typical dialogue, even if she doesn't see the screen, she knows it is 8 or whatever...

So if the episode starts late or early, that routine will be disturbed

If there are ads while waiting for / before the show, then interest may not persist, especially because this is a new show.

Initially, when the telecast would be random, a lot of days, I skipped the episodes because by then my plans would change and I wouldn't have time to watch.

And I am shocked that TRP tracks viewership only for 50,000 households. That is too less I would presume for India, that has a huge population.

I read sometime back they are planning to include smart tv in trp calculation. Not sure how its going now