[quote=sareg]Kids today(and even older generation) are influenced by Adults, they want to dress up like Adults/they want to behave like adults, by banning Child performers you are treating the effect not the cause
Was the clothing of Master Raju famous or the clothing of Amitabh Bacchan?
If a Sanchita or Pawnu were not to sing a Beedi Jalaile, wont the kids of the current Generation not know that song, the dance of Bipasha?
Who is more famous Madhuri's dance for Khalnayak or the Dance of a kid in Boogie Woogie?
Irrespective of what happens on shows like SRGMP or Boogie Woogie, kids today will watch movie's like Don, Dhoom and would be influenced by the clothing the songs of that movie
That is the way current generation is, they are not going to wear/talk the way we used to no matter what.
We used to be influenced by AB/SRK/Jayaprada/Madhuri they are going to be influenced by Hrithik/AB Jr/Malaika/Esha Deol
Banning a Sanchita/Pawni/Sameer from the screen is not going to buy you anything, if anything it is going to trample the talent of these kids, b'cos face it, many of these kids have the performing skills and not much of the skills required in the talent hunt, the performance killed the talent already , we have seen it with II, SRGMP
As much as we dislike it, SRGMP today is far more popular than the older version(and same holds for the Lil Champs series)[/quote]
On behalf of feeling like a broken tape record 😆 [with due respect 😊 ] i am repeating myself: We are NOT Against talent.But We are not approving the "PUBLIC PERFORMANCE which is on a much LARGER SCALE"...as its consequenses are devestating.
And if there are singing competitions at school level...wouldn't they set standards of songs under proper guidance, monitoring and oppose the selection of song "Beedi jalaile" for the competition By a student? Even if it is known by every child.... still there is a restriction to tell our kids that "It is NOT appropriate for you at this time"
If Films and other people who show smoking and "beedi" songs not taking the responsibility and consideration of young children... Should we not do that at a grass root level??.. and tell them that "No... kid .. you are restricted at this time" Be it parents, adults, teachers, anyone!!
The question posed is wrong, Child performers should be BANNED? Banning means official from someone in authority, i.e censorship
and I am talking from the censorship POV, It is a parental responsibility, and it is upto a personal question, it is not a TV channel's responsibility. b'cos there are no guidelines for this, By default all television programs are PG13 and they are letting kids under age 13 perform in it, itself is a joke
The word Banning comes from an official standpoint, so you mean it is big brother making a decision, and they have absolutely no effect, this decision is a parenting decision, nothing on the community, Big Brother level
example Omkara is a movie that is rated A, how many children have viewed it? How many homes has the movie being viewed in? that tells you how much censorship/banning works
First of all a child has viewed it, that is why he/she is performing it. A television channel showed the song in entirety
If Parents show this kind of movie's kids will take something from it, This all goes back to parenting, This has very little to do with official word "BANNING". Most of the population on this forum is between age 13-18, (officially😉), ask how many have watched the movie or the song.
Yes, Big brother needs to be involved, They need to have a censorship board for television, and there is none, If it had SRGMP, SRGMP Lil Champs would be Adult viewing programs since they are performing Adult songs, 90% of India's television programs would go in the adult rating, all of Ekta serials for some or the other concept it talks about.
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