Star Bharat’s Gaurav Banerjee has taken over the reins of Sony Network since last month. Now, the channel will see big changes, seeing which it seems that Gaurav’s first project is to get big numbers for the channel. According to some sources, the channel is planning to make big changes by the end of this year. The channel is preparing to bring some fresh and good content for the audience along with the creative team. Everyone is planning to create a different audience for Sony TV.
All the fiction shows currently running on the channel will be closed. The production of serials ‘Pukaar Dil Se Dil Tak’, ‘Kavya: Ek Jazbaa, Ek Junoon’ and ‘Jubilee Talkies’ is being stopped. All these serials will complete work on their remaining episodes. According to the source, they will be seen on TV for a few more weeks.
Talking about Zakir Khan’s show ‘Aapka Apna Zakir’, this show brought a different craze in August but could not work its magic on the audience. Some sources revealed that ‘Recently Zakir was unwell, so the team decided to take a break. However, later the shooting did not start, and the team was also informed about the closure of the show. This show ended within a month.
CID will return
Sony TV is bringing back its old popular and classic shows ‘CID’ and ‘Crime Patrol’ as well as the religious show ‘Mere Sai’. This idea has also worked because the source said about it, ‘Re-runs of old serials are getting more numbers than new original shows. Which proves that the channel’s decision is working. Crime Patrol and Mere Sai have already returned on TV, soon CID will also be back on TV. Along with this, efforts are being made to restart the production of this public’s favourite detective show.
For now, the new seasons of ‘India’s Best Dancer’, ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ and ‘Indian Idol’ will continue to entertain the audience. According to the source, ‘KBC’ and ‘India’s Best Dancer’ are getting good numbers. And the team is taking advantage of this. How successful the re-design of the channel proves to be, will be known only in the coming time.
