Future of TV : A fantasy concept

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Maharaani

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Posted: 8 years ago

TV has come long way from Doordarshan to Cable to Digital,

I was thinking can technology make it more advanced and subjective to

suit everyone's requirement to make every viewer happy.

Like people here are divided in two groups...some like Akshay with Nandini and some with Vijaya.

So if in future, or now we can have two version telecast of the same show, with different stories and scenes...in one Vijaya-Akshay unite and in the other Akshay-Nandini.

So that both groups be happy with show and satisfied. Wish something like this could happen...like if the Vijaya n Akshay wala episode can happen at 8 and the other at 8:30. One can tune into anyone he/she likes.

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Posted: 8 years ago

Cool idea but we always find the grass greener on the other side. Even if you have two episodes, one with Nandini and the other with Vijaya people would still be more interested in the other...

I'd watch both coz Akshay will be a part of both and the more of Akshay ❤️I see the merrier it is for me🤣

On a serious note, the concept may well take shape in the future but there will always be a twist in the tale to rake in those damned TRP things. The day they are abolished, some real change may actually happen giving the creatives freedom to experiment without the constant fear of being chopped off.

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Maharaani

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Posted: 8 years ago

Yeah, the TRP concept is severely faulty...

So bad and shows with no artistic /intellectual/entertainment value go on and on. While good ones go off air.

Even I think I will watch both. Because while I prefer love over societal institutions, so would see Nandini with Akshya wala, then I find the actress Shefali has more chemistry with Gaurav...so both🤣

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