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Originally posted by: teena_rit
i completely agree,infact this is what i wanted to post since the time i started watching DID,I lost all respect for this show,i enjoyed it so much last year though some of the contestant dressed oddly then too but this time most of the time i feel i am watching something so cheap and vulgar.How does a reputed and family channel like Zee allow the contestant to wear such vulgar clothes and on top of it some of the moves in the show of the contestant just makes me want to shut off the tv.How did the contestant agree to wear such clothes.I think The contestant from Terrance team usually waer the most vulgar clothes,i noticed that last year too with Alisha and Vaishali.<br>
Originally posted by: luvya4ever
your right.... but even if you don't look at tv or movies... in real life, girls have started wearing westernized clothes as well... when i visited india in the summer... i saw tons of skirts and shorts, which took me by surprise cuz i hadn't been there in so long and not seen the change... but the fact remains that it is becoming more normal in reel and real life...
and i agree, more people are accepting and expecting such stuff... personally, i don't expect it but i doesn't bother me... so i guess it means i accept it 😃
Originally posted by: peace.786
Media is a strong medium as it reaches tons of thousands of people at the same time, and since media is portraying revealing clothes to be "hot", "fashionable", "in style" and "trendy", people have started wearing them as well. it's a vicious loop! it's like our minds are being controlled by these corporations who are telling us what should we consider beautiful, or hot and what should we look like.I am not an oldie here who was born back in the days, I'm also a teenager living in a western society where all these things are common, and u do get use to all this if it's done on such a large scale, whether u like it or not. but if u just step back and think critically abt where did it all start from? what made this trend so famous? and why? and with this rate, where will the next generation be? some horriffic things come to mind. what worries me the most is the media! Where is it going and what is it promoting and teaching these young minds?Again, I'm talking abt media in general, not specifically targeting DID