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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: pallavi25

Indian TV viewers sit and watch Sheila, Munni, Fevicol item songs on TV.

Compared to that ArVi PMS and Ekta's shows are just nursery rhymes! 😆
Ive heard abt the amount of scandalous stuff shown even on Regional channels like Star Jalsha, Zee Bangla etc...there are EMAs galore, out of wedlock babies, mistresses, cheating husbands, etc.
People sit and watch such stuff and laugh at it but dont take it seriously. Its just entertainment to them just like gossiping.
Indians in India are not that puritanical anymore. Attitudes have changed. Then they would not accept movies like Vicky Donor, Dirty Picture etc. which have won National Awards. Its mostly Indians living abroad who are still stuck in a time warp, clinging to age old morality which has very little relativity to modern day India.

The other day, I was watching Yeh Jawani hai Deewani in a movie theatre in NJ, the hall was filled to the brim with Desi families including children from 3-4 yrs to 11-12 yrs old and also many seniors/parents visiting from India.
Some of the scenes and dialogs in the movie made me uncomfortable but these families seemed to be enjoying them, laughing. I even heard a kid laughing at an X-rated dialog. Indian families actually sit and watch movies at home like Dabangg, Rowdy Rathore, etc which have a lot of vulgar dialogs and item songs etc.

I think the Americans are more sensitive to this sort of thing, they see the ratings of the movie whether its PG, PG 13 or R and then decide whether to let the kids watch.

👏 very good analysis. i could not have said it better pallavi. I too sometimes feel awkward with my children around when watching some hindi films with the scenes shown.
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Posted: 12 years ago
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Originally posted by: rayadallie

👏 very good analysis. i could not have said it better pallavi. I too sometimes feel awkward with my children around when watching some hindi films with the scenes shown.


Thanks, Ray! 😊
I have an advantage that my kids dont understand Hindi and so not interested in Hindi movies or serials. But when we do go for movies with my younger one, I make sure its a clean good movie like Barfii. He loved it! 😆
Indian viewers in India watch adultery and all kinds of kaands on TV shows, they just laugh abt it, they dont learn morality from TV or movies. That they learn from parents and elders.
People who have watched Ekta shows know that she follows a formula, rich arrogant hero meets simple yet proud middle class heroine and both fight, then fall in love, do the deed, heroine gets pregnant, hero dumps her due to misunderstanding or heroine leaves him due to some majboori and vamp marries hero or villain marries heroine and so on...viewers wait for when they can get rid of the unwanted chipkoos and marry each other. 😆
When Arjun Purvi reunite, hopefully they would have divorced their respective spouses so it wont be adultery anymore. Didnt Indian viewers accept previous Ekta shows with such stories? PR is not the first Ekta show in history. 😆

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