See how 'Ravana flew the Pushpak Vimaan', that was the alert appearing on Star News, from evening.
Aajtak kept focusing on movies and promised 'Fight of Big Stars on Small Screen' on the national news network. So where was the news?
After the capsules on crime, cinema, horror, mythology and nonsense trivia, the space left is gobbled up by promotional ads (about serials on Start One) and of course advertisements.
For hardcore news freaks, the alternative: Watch Samay and see ex-Aajtak guy Punya Prasun Bajpai, rubbing his palms, and commenting on the disparities in India. At least, they (Sahara Samay) show the news.
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