Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Jasoos Vijay (Hindi: जासूस विजय) is an Indian detective mystery TV series produced by BBC World Service Trust in collaboration with Doordarshan and National AIDS Control Organisation to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS among the masses in India. It premiered on DD National in June 2002. A total of three seasons were aired till its end in September 2006.The series was centered around Vijay, a private detective and Gauri, his assistant who later went on to become his wife. The series was divided into a number of mini-series with each mini-series usually extending to one month and in each mini-series, Vijay solved one case. At the end of each episode, Om Puri addressed the issue of HIV/AIDS by visiting a rural area and talking to the common people there or by answering the letters of viewers. Viewers were invited to write to him and attempt to nail the culprit before Vijay does. There were prizes for the best answers which would include a chance for the viewer to appear on the show and name his or her suspects.The show became a huge success and is among the top ten rated television series in India and was one of the three most watched television series during its run. The weekly viewership of the series reached the level of 15 million during the third season. The series was awarded Thriller of the Year at the 2003 Indian Telly Awards.. }
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- Jasoos_Vijay abstract "Jasoos Vijay (Hindi: जासूस विजय) is an Indian detective mystery TV series produced by BBC World Service Trust in collaboration with Doordarshan and National AIDS Control Organisation to spread awareness about HIV/AIDS among the masses in India. It premiered on DD National in June 2002. A total of three seasons were aired till its end in September 2006.The series was centered around Vijay, a private detective and Gauri, his assistant who later went on to become his wife. The series was divided into a number of mini-series with each mini-series usually extending to one month and in each mini-series, Vijay solved one case. At the end of each episode, Om Puri addressed the issue of HIV/AIDS by visiting a rural area and talking to the common people there or by answering the letters of viewers. Viewers were invited to write to him and attempt to nail the culprit before Vijay does. There were prizes for the best answers which would include a chance for the viewer to appear on the show and name his or her suspects.The show became a huge success and is among the top ten rated television series in India and was one of the three most watched television series during its run. The weekly viewership of the series reached the level of 15 million during the third season. The series was awarded Thriller of the Year at the 2003 Indian Telly Awards.".