It has been a difficult task to come neck to neck with crime thrillers like Sacred Games & Mirzapur on the Score Trends (ST) India charts.

This March Amazon Prime’s latest web series Made In Heaven has achieved this feat of achieving the 3rd position on the Score Trends India chart in the Web series ranking,

As per ST the march data indicates five new web originals & series which have drastically grown on the top of the charts.

Though, Netflix’s Sacred Games and Amazon Prime’s Mirzapur are the two crime thrillers that still continue to conquer the web series category on Score Trends India.

Made in Heaven has garnered the 3rd rank with 67.57 points, it scored good in Digital News, News prints and viral news due to its unique content and performances.

Simultaneously, Zee 5 Original, The Final Call staring Arjun Rampal, Javed Jafri and Neeraj Kabi has also done well to reach the 6th rank with 42.57 points within a fortnight of its release.

‘Flip’, Eros Now Original directed by Bijoy Nambiar has climbed the 11th rank with 25.54 points followed by the most acclaimed Netfix Original Delhi Crime on 12th rank with 20.27 points this series is predicted to hit top 5 charts of ST by the end of April.

Ranking 14th with 10.41 points on the March charts is Zee 5 Original ‘The Sholay Girl’ which is bio pic drama based on India’s first stunt women Reshma Pathan released merely a fortnight old also got certain popularity.

These statistics are authenticated and researched by the US-based media tech Score Trends India.

Ashwani Kaul, co-founder of Score Trends reveals, “As predicted, Made in Heaven is on top of the ST charts along with the new entrants ‘The final Call’, Flip and ‘The Sholay Girl’ which have done exceptionally well.

Web series is the future and therefore we began tracking the shows and found huge fan following for them on social, viral news Digital News and Newspapers. We expect ‘Delhi Crime’ which is a talk of town to hit the top of charts with huge points in coming weeks”.

Kaul further added ,“We collect data from over 600 news sources across 14 languages in India to analyse the media. These include Facebook, Twitter, print publications, viral news on social media, broadcast and digital platforms”.

"Various sophisticated algorithms then help us to process this massive amount of data and arrive at the scores and rankings of celebrities,” conclude Kaul.

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