The Mahi 'Story'

Actually the whole scenario surrounding this missing model is horrific.

Yes, this is disgusting. Let's see what the creatives are up to. Hopefully they will find a way to redeem themselves. And our leads.

yes its disgusting business but at the same time demonstrates the ugly reality of the media world.and i guess where power,fame nd popularity is concerned people can go to any length to achieve it...be it either selling a person for news,showing fabricated evidences or openly defaming an innocent..they can do anything cuz d route to the pinnacle of success mainly lies in being ruthless,driven nd emotionless.

Yeh true but sach hamesha kdva hota he u know...
Nd sometimes its happend to purchase a news for some dealler... Its very sad but true ..
Hope cvs ractified all the things nd show us with dignity...

This is a certain reality of the journalism world, There is quite a dark side to it that we as viewers are not privy to. People do indeed sell other human beings for news, its not an uncommon practice. Im sure you might have seen many breaking news where reporters infiltrate hotels or such drug shacks and pardha fash many women and men in such areas. They don't really care as long as it becomes a breaking news.
Like in the nidhi rane case, other than Ananya I dont think the others cared to look deeper into the circumstances of how she got into situation. It reminded me a lot of many cases where actresses get caught in such rackets. Similarily this Mahi case is quite close to reality, there are many models who indulge in drugs, the industry is such a place where drug use is quite commonly done and some models just get so addicted to it that they are ready to go to any lengths for it which can be easily taken advantage of by people like Badshah. If u have watched the movie Fashion, Kagana's character story is somewhat similar.

And when reporters get a sniff of such breaking news, they dont wait long to jump on it and may even pay a heafty sum for it.

I think the show is doing a very good job of portraying both sides of the coin, Every profession has a dark side except maybe that of a librarian 😆

I'd certainly agree to the point that this mahi thing is utterly disgusting...

Agree yr point waiting I hope kuch mazay ka ho

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

This is a certain reality of the journalism world, There is quite a dark side to it that we as viewers are not privy to. People do indeed sell other human beings for news, its not an uncommon practice. Im sure you might have seen many breaking news where reporters infiltrate hotels or such drug shacks and pardha fash many women and men in such areas. They don't really care as long as it becomes a breaking news.
Like in the nidhi rane case, other than Ananya I dont think the others cared to look deeper into the circumstances of how she got into situation. It reminded me a lot of many cases where actresses get caught in such rackets. Similarily this Mahi case is quite close to reality, there are many models who indulge in drugs, the industry is such a place where drug use is quite commonly done and some models just get so addicted to it that they are ready to go to any lengths for it which can be easily taken advantage of by people like Badshah. If u have watched the movie Fashion, Kagana's character story is somewhat similar.

And when reporters get a sniff of such breaking news, they dont wait long to jump on it and may even pay a heafty sum for it.

I think the show is doing a very good job of portraying both sides of the coin, Every profession has a dark side except maybe that of a librarian 😆

I liked your take on this issue. 100 % agree with you. I appreciate the CVs to be so bold and perfect with their homework. This is a reality and I am not shocked.

Originally posted by: .Rinnie.

This is a certain reality of the journalism world, There is quite a dark side to it that we as viewers are not privy to. People do indeed sell other human beings for news, its not an uncommon practice. Im sure you might have seen many breaking news where reporters infiltrate hotels or such drug shacks and pardha fash many women and men in such areas. They don't really care as long as it becomes a breaking news.
Like in the nidhi rane case, other than Ananya I dont think the others cared to look deeper into the circumstances of how she got into situation. It reminded me a lot of many cases where actresses get caught in such rackets. Similarily this Mahi case is quite close to reality, there are many models who indulge in drugs, the industry is such a place where drug use is quite commonly done and some models just get so addicted to it that they are ready to go to any lengths for it which can be easily taken advantage of by people like Badshah. If u have watched the movie Fashion, Kagana's character story is somewhat similar.

And when reporters get a sniff of such breaking news, they dont wait long to jump on it and may even pay a heafty sum for it.

I think the show is doing a very good job of portraying both sides of the coin, Every profession has a dark side except maybe that of a librarian 😆

I really liked the way How Ananya stood up for Mahi today and not wanting to air her story. Then there was the usual 30 second wisdom talk by kabir how hiding a story can be a criminal act, however before the story we have to respect the individual who is going through the so called story. I personally didn't like kabir' point of view today when he said "hum dalaal hain, news ke".