Letter to BCCC - See P41 Update - Page 11

Originally posted by: adeeti10

According to the Indian broadcasting federation, channels and show makers have the social responsibility to self regulate.

So yes, it's the serial that is at fault.

And about what they showed, like I said elsewhere, even if they did show it, an acceptance that what he did was wrong irrespective of whether Zoya was at fault or to, would have to some extent addressed this. But that's of why was shown.

As for the serial, if they claim to want to portray social issues and are not doing it in a responsible manner, then an an audience, we have a right to speak up.

Originally posted by: karan-007

its not the serial's fault they have to show something bad then only they can show something gud n that happens in every serial n happens since a long time , it wasn't shown so that than they can show as a romantic thing it was shown to show that the character asad loves his mom a lot n was scared bcoz his mom was his life n he couldn't let anything happen to her he thought its bcoz of zoya his mom was in that state so he slapped his emotions were shown which isn't wrong bcoz we all wen angry do stupid things like fight with our best friend or argue with our parents to prove something n lastly if a person learns how to slap from a serial then its the person's entire fault not serials ...

Originally posted by: karan-007

its not the serial's fault they have to show something bad then only they can show something gud n that happens in every serial n happens since a long time , it wasn't shown so that than they can show as a romantic thing it was shown to show that the character asad loves his mom a lot n was scared bcoz his mom was his life n he couldn't let anything happen to her he thought its bcoz of zoya his mom was in that state so he slapped his emotions were shown which isn't wrong bcoz we all wen angry do stupid things like fight with our best friend or argue with our parents to prove something n lastly if a person learns how to slap from a serial then its the person's entire fault not serials ...

Originally posted by: narangi314

I'm late on this!

Thanks Laila for putting this into motion. It's about time we all became more aware as consumers of entertainment and not act like the mindless lumps (who'll buy anything) the industry thinks we are.

Originally posted by: adeeti10

I'm glad you're not supporting the behaviour.

But there are posts that are disturbing here... That justify the action, that suggest its ok for someone to vent their anger or fear by physically abusing another person.

The worry is: are such portrayals not doing enough to show this behaviour is not unacceptable? Again it's not just about QH only. We spoke because we saw the impact and influence of this.

Originally posted by: mijanur

Absoulately right karan.
Nobody consider hindi gec as a medium for moral education.

There has many people who become online warrior about reel life problem.
But real life problem is very difficult and different than reel life.
As a university student i saw many students of my university were online warrior about reel life problem but when time to face a real problem they run away.

Its necessary to become active in real life than warrior of virtual world.

Originally posted by: adeeti10

Better late than never Mira! Join the discussion... Lots of interesting and diverse perspectives here!

Originally posted by: adeeti10

I'll let Laila and the others respond to what she or a host of others who felt this way, do in real life. They're not just doing lip service to this issue, is all I will say for now.