Shah Rukh Khan's comeback show 'TED Talks' finally gets a time slot
| Nov 12, 2017, 14:40 IST
King Khan’s comeback TV show ‘TED Talks-India’ has been in rounds for a while now. As it was set to go on air in October sometime during Diwali, it has been postponed to December and talks were about the time for his show. Apparently it’s been said that the makers of the show have locked on the date and time slot for the show.
The show will be aired from December 10, every Sunday at 7 pm. A source said, “Earlier, they were looking at airing it in the same slot that Aamir Khan’s show’ Satyamev Jayate’ used to air, but later decided against it.”
The show will be in the evening. For a start only seven episodes have been locked. If the response to the show is good, they are planning to shoot a couple of more episodes. That’s because the concept is completely new to Indian audience and they have to touchstone how it will be received. In case the response is not very overwhelming, they will air only seven episodes and probably come back with an another season later.”
The show will be aired from December 10, every Sunday at 7 pm. A source said, “Earlier, they were looking at airing it in the same slot that Aamir Khan’s show’ Satyamev Jayate’ used to air, but later decided against it.”
The show will be in the evening. For a start only seven episodes have been locked. If the response to the show is good, they are planning to shoot a couple of more episodes. That’s because the concept is completely new to Indian audience and they have to touchstone how it will be received. In case the response is not very overwhelming, they will air only seven episodes and probably come back with an another season later.”