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Top 10 Indian TV Serials of September 2017 by Highest BARC (TRP) Ratings : Week 35 Latest Update: - Here is the list of Top 10 India (Hindi) TV serials of  (Week 35, September 2017) according to Indian Television Rating Target rating point (TRP) and BARC. It is only highest Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC or TRP) India Ratings for Week 35, September 2017. The BARC Rating of Indian broadcast TV Industry. Indian television ratings data (26th Aug to 01st Sep, 2017). Also Check Out: Top 10 Reality and Weekends Shows Below are List of Top 10 Indian TV Serial of September 2017 by TRP & BARC Rating. Rank TV Serial Telecast by Channel TRP Rating Current Week BARC Rating Past Week Poster 1. Kumkum Bhagya Zee Tv 5873 6081 2. Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashman Sab TV 5863 5651 3. Mahakali Ant Hi Aarambh Hai Colors TV 5797 5843 4. Kundali Bhagya Zee TV 5339 5264 5. Shakti-Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki Colors TV 5285 5441 6. Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Star Plus 5222 5771 7. Udaan Color...

The Top 13 countdown of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Movies continues with more entries! If you missed the previous parts,  click here for Part 1 ,  here for Part 2 , and  here for Part 3. 3: The Avengers Joss Whedon accomplished the impossible with The Avengers and that makes him mighty (Firefly reference). Never before has a comic book film been so bold and unforgiving in the fact that it is based on a comic book. It perfectly captures the spirit of the comic, while still being easily accessible to the general public, an impressive feat in and of itself. Somehow every character is given their moment to shine, and Whedon's expertly written banter is pure perfection. Among the previously established characters, Whedon even managed to build Black Widow into a far more fascinating character than anyone could have ever realized, and The Hulk, who, at the time, never received a proper film adaptation, nearly stole the show. The Avengers could have easily been a di...

The Top 13 countdown of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Movies continues with more entries! If you missed Part 1,  click here to check it out  and  here for Part 2 6: Ant-Man Showing a more lighthearted and fun side to the Marvel Universe, Ant-Man is the best origin film since Iron Man back in 2008. It introduced us to a character with numerous character faults, and yet Paul Rudd manages to make him one of the most grounded and lovable characters in the MCU. He is even a father; relatively new territory for superhero flicks.  Upon later viewings, Ant-Man continued to grow on me as one of the best films of 2015 and one of Marvel’s most fun. Being such a small film in scale (pun intended), Ant-Man is able to focus solely on itself and what it wants to accomplish rather than what comes next, which is what hampered Age of Ultron. It is also a heist film, not just a superhero flick, which makes it even more fun. Of course, you cannot forget the humor because this is o...

My ranking of the Top 13 best and worst Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) Movies continues with more entries! If you missed Part 1, click here to check it out. 9: Iron Man 3 Easily the most divisive of Marvel films, Iron Man 3 continues to leave the community split. Some continue to say that the film is a failure, while others, like myself, say that it is a mostly strong character study of Tony Stark, despite a few nagging issues. However, the main point of contention is the big twist  *Major Spoilers*  that the Mandarin is a fake. Many viewers were sorely disappointed that Ben Kingsley's long anticipated role was all just a facade created by the trailers. For me, and a few others, the deception is one the best twists that I have seen in cinema. Right up until the release, the whole thing was kept underwraps; it is a real feat in today's world of trailers that spoil major plot points (*cough Terminator cough*). For the first time, I was truly shocked by the turn of events, and f...

Captain America: Civil War blew all our minds last month with an emotionally gripping story of the MCU being split apart. Now it is time to re-rank the Top 13 Marvel Cinematic Universe films yet again. However, to my surprise, my opinions of many of the films have gradually changed over time after re-watching each one, so this list is a bit different than my previous ones, even if there are some similarities.  13: The Incredible Hulk The black sheep of the MCU, The Incredible Hulk has faded into obscurity almost to the point where it is barely considered canon. Sure, it is occasionally referred, but many aspects of the film just do not fit with the rest of the MCU. Part of this is due to Edward Norton not returning in The Avengers, which led to Mark Ruffalo redefining the film version of the Hulk/Banner to astounding success. As for the film itself, The Incredible Hulk is a fun film. Nothing about it is remarkable, but it tells a classic Hulk story of Banner running from them ...