Do u think social stigmas shud be discussed in DMG

Do you think that some social stigmas too should be discussed in Dill Mill Gayye?

Originally posted by: akki2211

Do you think that some social stigmas too should be discussed in Dill Mill Gayye?

Ofcourse, Dill... is very much about love and relationship among the interns, and it is its main track. Since the background of the show is medical oriented, there is actually a lot of scope of weaving social stories in it.

I think that this can add to the brightness. It was really great when cobbled up the story of bomb blast and sucuide bomber. Didn't we all love that?

Can you recall this - When the interns had been off to a village as a part of their medical camp, Riddhima saved a lady who was very much beaten up by her husband and she made sure that the lady got justice in the Gram Panchayat.

I think it would be quite very much interesting to watch comedy, love and such stories interwoven.

Do agree?

Please share your opinion.

ya i too think that u r right

well...any more replies?

i totally agree wid u.....issues like discrimination n poverty shud most definitely be incorporated within da story of dmg cuz of its medical background

Originally posted by: DeViL'S hEiR

i totally agree wid u.....issues like discrimination n poverty shud most definitely be incorporated within da story of dmg cuz of its medical background

I think it would be a great idea - there were lot of things they tried to touch in the earlier days. Smoking, wife beating etc.

No, I dont think DMG is capable of handling social stigmas any longer..Even if they did bring something very serious up, nobody would take it seriously!

Back in the day, When the burnt lady track was bought up, or a patient dying, was looked upon in a very serious manner, because we knew the interns would handle it maturely and like docs should handle it.Everyone was mature about it, and it never turned into something funny later...

But NOW, it seems even as many times as they try to do something serious like the firecracker thing, it always ends up into something funny (armaans ghost), or something ridculed upon because the interns them selves are NOT mature any longer, its like they went back in time, and became kids again. I dont see a REAL DOCTOR in any of them anymore,even if it just acting...

I think the medical background is only their for show now, I havent seen them actulley looking at a patient in the hospital since July..and that was after a long wedding...Its more of a comedy show then anything else..

So i tthink this show should stay away from social stigmas, at least until Senior docs start acting like Senior docs, and Interns act like Interns and not wedding crashers or love gurus..

BTW: Nice topic, finnally a usefull topic around this forum!

Thanks Neelu for your reply.