eighth anniversary

Indian Television is a diversified medium that caters to audience of all ages. Starting from the days of a <em>Humlog, Buniyaad, Yeh Jo Hai Zindagi</em> et al, television has grown leaps and bounds with quite a lot of trend setters and new concepts coming in and carving a niche. So how is Indian television placed for the future? Are we in good stead? Do we need improvement in certain sectors? <Em>Tellychakkar.com</em> connected to 8 talented actors to get their viewpoints on the same.

Indian television has grown in leaps and bounds in the last decade or so, and there is no denying of the fact. And <em>Tellychakkar.com</em> has always been around capturing and cataloguing the different diverse progressive trends (in varied sectors) which the Indian industry has seen over the years. And as we complete 8 years in business, we salute the glorious past and embrace the glittering and glorious future. Hence we decided to talk to 8 producers from the fraternity and ask them to ponder and discuss on the future of Indian television. Let’s see what they have to say. Read on…

12 February is a very happy day for me. It’s the day I was officially born in 2006. I was conceived much, much earlier in 1999, when Indiantelevision.com contributing Editor Satya Wanvari did a few interviews with the likes of Archana Puran Singh, Ajai Sinha, Vinta Nanda and the lovely Shefali Chayya. Then our General Manager Harish Patil (one of the key members of the founding Indiantelevision.com team) took a stab at giving me birth by writing about a few shows, along with another rookie correspondent Harsha Khot.