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GEC Ratings: Bigg Boss delivers big

Otherwise, it's status quo

by Campaign India Team | 12/01/2011

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Colors' Bigg Boss'  finale delivered 6.7 TVRs, the highest rating for a reality show since Jan 2010, helping the channel reach 296 GRPs (Wk 2, TAM, HSM, CS4+).

STAR Plus continued to rule with 379 GRPs.

Zee rose marginally to 232 GRPs while Sony dipped a tad to 168 GRPs.

SAB and Imagine, too, slid slightly to 138 GRPs and 76 GRPs respectively.

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