Most Watched TV shows: Anupamaa maintains the number 1 position; Laughter Chefs season 2 makes entry in Top 5
The recent death track of Aryan, which has created upheaval in Anupamaa's life is being enjoyed by the audience.
Next on the list is Kanwar Dhillon and Neha Harsora starrer Udne Ki Aasha which has taken the second spot on the list and the makers are further trying to up the drama in the show. Rohit Purohit-Samridhii Shukla-starrer Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai which is on the third spot. The show recently took a 7-year leap, showing Armaan living with his daughter Maira, while Abhira now resides with Kaveri and Vidya.
Yeh Rishta is currently giving a tough fight to Kanwar Dhillon's Udne Ki Aasha in the TRP race and both are going neck-to-neck in the race.
The cooking-themed reality show Laughter Chefs 2 has climbed into the top 5 rankings after steadily gaining viewership over the past few weeks. This week, it proudly claims the fourth position on the TRP chart.
After struggling with low ratings for several months, Hiba Nawab and Krushal Ahuja's Jhanak has finally made its way into the top 5 shows.
The original cast recently exited the daily soap as the storyline prepares for a major leap. Following the generation jump, Rhea Sharma and Arjit Taneja are set to join the show, bringing fresh twists to the narrative. This week the daily soap takes the fifth spot.
Mangal Lakshmi and Lakshmi Ka Safar have both recorded close viewership figures, claiming the 6th and 7th spots on the TRP chart. Advocate Anjali Awasthi continues to maintain a solid hold at number 8. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah ranks ninth this week, while Ayesha Singh's lead show Mannat secures the 10th position.
TRP chart: 'Anupamaa' retain top spot, 'Kundali Bhagya' jumps to spot 2
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