Originally posted by: Shanak_Fan
Tmkoc is spoiling tracks which would have otherwise been interesting. This show is too over dramatic and impractical.
Corruption is everywhere from top level to low level. It's really difficult to wipe out corruption completely from a society. Nowadays even honest people have to be corrupt in order to survive.
They are talking about hriday parivartan through gandhigiri. Is it really so easy to do someone's hriday parivartan? I don't understand how can people change themselves so easily in this show? Whether it's that fraud gulabo or those eve teasers or khushi's narrow minded family or those I'm posters like ranjit and minty?
If it's so easy to change bad people and turn them into good then what's the need of law?
The show is good and this track is also good but highly impractical and overdramatic.
@bold
I agree corruption is so rampant in our society but I disagree with the statement that even honest people have to be corrupt in order to survive. You always have a choice to choose one of the two ways.
The easy acceptance of the thought that "Corruption is OK and we can not do without it, chalata hain " is what frightens me. That young people are so easily accepting it and letting the things go as it is without even bothering to resist it is more disappointing.
Corruption takes place in all parts of world. I stay in USA and it is present here too, but at very high level. But a common man here does not have to face it in everyday life. you don't need to pay a govt employee to get things done, which are rightfully yours. Nor can you even dream of bribing a policeman for a mistake you did while driving. You pay fine instead of 'zol lagana or by calling your contacts'. This is not a comparison between India and any country but my heart bleeds when I think that why can't a common man in India have life like this ? Let us start it ourselves by refusing at least simple things. One example leads to inspire another.
About the show TMKOC I agree, it is overdramatic and hriday parivartan in five minutes is really difficult to imagine.
But even then I like their effort. At least they are hoping for a change and trying it instead of 'aisa kabhi ho nahi sakta". May be they are too naive too but nothing wrong in trying. In every person there is some goodness and sometimes directly questioning his morals and inner voice can help. If it doesn't there is law too for hardcore criminals.
P. S. Please don't think I am preaching here. I don't want to offend anyone.Just my two cents
Edited by Aarti_16 - 10 years ago
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