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…

<strong>Click on the pic to view slideshow</strong> 2012 has been an eventful year for many Producers of Indian television. And there has been a good mix of already existing shows and new ones that have managed to grab eyeballs. Tellychakkar.com continues with the year ender articles with a list of Producers who made it to the top in the year 2012. Of course, the list presented here is based on the popularity of the shows in terms of ratings, fan following, performances and content. Read on...

First of all, we want to thank everyone for their overwhelming love and support. Tellychakkar.com completed seven fun-filled and successful years in business yesterday (12 February 2012) and we promise that with each passing day, we will only get bigger and better. Now, to commemorate the event, team Tellychakkar decided to celebrate “anniversary week” from 6 to 10 February, and invite actors, producers, directors, creatives, amongst others, from the TV industry as guest editors.

Very often our readers write in to us trying to seek answers from TV producers for either altering the landscape of their favourite soap or winding up their show. Questions are many but seldom do producers have answers for their viewers. Perhaps, feigning ignorance is a key characteristic of a TV producer. But this ignorance isn’t limited to the viewers.

Producers of television shows have decided to stop shootings till a clear understanding is reached between the workers and producers. The decision to stop work came after the core committee of the producers’ bodies met last evening. The core committee warned member producers of strict disciplinary action if they did not comply with the directive.