Colors TV’s family drama Ram Bhavan, starring Mishkat Verma, Khushbu Rajendra, and Samiksha Jaiswal, is facing a critical phase in its broadcast journey. With dwindling TRPs and growing audience fatigue, the channel has decided to shift the show’s time slot. Starting June 9, Ram Bhavan will now air at 10:30 PM, making way for the new show Noyontara, which takes over the prime-time position.
The shift in schedule comes as a strategic move by the channel, hoping to revive interest in Ram Bhavan while giving the much-anticipated Noyontara a stronger launch platform. However, the sudden time change has received mixed reactions from loyal viewers. While some are willing to follow the show to its new time, others expressed disappointment, citing repetitive and uninspiring content.
The ongoing track — where lead characters Om and Isha continue to fall victim to Gayatri’s endless conspiracies — has left viewers frustrated. Audiences feel the plot is stuck in a loop, offering little growth or progression in the storyline. The lack of freshness and impactful drama is being directly linked to the show’s falling ratings.
Despite the criticism, the show still holds potential, especially given its talented cast and loyal fan base. Industry insiders suggest that Ram Bhavan must now deliver high-voltage twists, more emotionally charged confrontations, and quicker plot progression to maintain relevance in the competitive television landscape.
With the time slot change, Ram Bhavan enters a crucial period. The coming weeks will determine whether the show can reclaim its footing or fade further due to lackluster storytelling. As expectations rise, the onus is now on the makers to shake things up and give viewers a reason to stay tuned.