Delhi
Fever FM led the chart with 17.7 per cent of total market shares, followed by Radio Mirchi and Radio City with 12.2 and 11.6 per cent shares, respectively. Big FM stood at fourth position with 10.8 per cent of listenership pie, while Red FM occupied fifth spot with 9.6 per cent shares.
Fever FM bagged the top three spots in the list of top shows. Evening Drive with RJ Nitin stood at top, followed by Full on Punjabi with RJ Avinash and Dillike Do Dabang with RJ Manu Abhilash, respectively.
Mumbai
Big FM maintained its lead with 18.4 per cent of listenership pie, while Radio City remained at second position with 17.5 per cent shares. Fever FM occupied third spot with 14.9 per cent of total market shares followed by Radio Mirchi and Red FM with 14.4 and 11.3 per cent shares, respectively.
Big FM’s Suhana Safar with Anu Kapoor led the chart, while Radio City’s Kal Bhi Aaj Bhi with RJ Gaurav stood at second spot. Big FM’s Breakfast Show with RJ Siddharth occupied third position.
Kolkata
With 18.4 per cent of total market shares, Radio Mirchi topped the chart once again. Big FM stood strong at second spot with 15.6 per cent of listenership pie, followed by Fever FM and Oye FM with 15 and 10.7 per cent shares, respectively. Red FM occupied fifth position with 9.4 per cent of total market shares.
Radio Mirchi occupied top two positions on the list of top shows. KaaliKotha with RJ Jaganath stood strong at top spot, while Breakfast Show with RJ Mir stood at second spot. Big FM’s Khaas Adda with RJ Koushik occupied third position.
Bangalore
Radio City continued to lead with 23.5 per cent of listenership pie. Radio Mirchi stood at second spot with 18.8 per cent of total market shares, while Big FM occupied third position with 18.2 per cent shares.At fourth position was Fever FM with 14.8 per cent of listenership pie, followed by Red FM with 5.3 per cent shares.
Radio City’s City Muthu with RJ Rachna led the chart, followed by Big FM’s Big Coffee with RJ Shruti and Fever FM’s Fever Flashback with RJ Rubina, respectively.
