Bigg Boss TV Ratings: Who’s Tuning in to Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu Versions?
Understanding TVR: The Popularity Metric
Bigg Boss continues to captivate audiences across India, consistently ranking high on TVR charts in various regional languages. The show features multiple celebrity hosts and broadcasts on different channels.
Ratings Overview for Different Versions
The Malayalam version of Bigg Boss leads the ratings with a 12.1 score, hosted by star Mohanlal.
Following closely, Bigg Boss Kannada Season 12 achieves 7.4 on weekdays and 10.9 on weekends, hosted by Kiccha Sudeep.
Bigg Boss Telugu Season 9 is also performing well with an 11.1 rating, featuring Nagarjuna as the host.
For its part, Bigg Boss Tamil Season 9 reached an impressive 3.4 crore viewers and recorded a TVR of 5.61, with Vijay Sethupathi hosting.
Bigg Boss Hindi Season 19 saw a rise in ratings, moving from 1.1 to 1.3 this week, while weekend ratings peaked at 1.8, hosted by the popular Salman Khan.
| Version | Rating |
|---|---|
| Bigg Boss Malayalam | 12.1 |
| Bigg Boss Kannada | 7.4 |
| Bigg Boss Telugu | 11.1 |
| Bigg Boss Hindi | 1.3 |
| Bigg Boss Tamil | 5.6 |
What Exactly is TVR?
TVR stands for Television Viewership Rating, a crucial metric that quantifies the percentage of the target audience tuned into a particular program at any given time.
Essentially, it reveals how many out of the total potential viewers were watching a specific show— for instance, a TVR of 5 indicates that 5% of TV-owning households joined that program.
This rating is vital in the television industry for assessing a program’s popularity and its advertising appeal.
With recent updates in India’s rating systems, TVR might now be supplemented by metrics like TVT (Television Viewership in Thousands) or AMA (Average Minute Audience).
What do you think about the popularity of Bigg Boss across various languages? Are you tuned in?
