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Kya baat hai. Ekdam true. Why should we agree to substandard shows and to being treated like morons? What was dr. Abhimanyu birla doing? Talking to the patient is fine but what was the mockery of surgery they were showing? It looked like he was scraping dried mud off his shoe sole.

Originally posted by: Silveraliax

I was watching it on TV last night and there was a disclaimer in hindi.

Oh yes that comes during each and every show.

Originally posted by: austen-eliot

Kya baat hai. Ekdam true. Why should we agree to substandard shows and to being treated like morons? What was dr. Abhimanyu birla doing? Talking to the patient is fine but what was the mockery of surgery they were showing? It looked like he was scraping dried mud off his shoe sole.

Abhimanyu over performed while doing surgery. He was swaying the scalpel in the air.

Originally posted by: Haal-e-Dil

justify koi nhi kr raha

in the bigger scheme of drama, this one epi/moment dont matter. they dont care abt professions like doc police teachers, its a character traits for the casts. if it dont matter, why would they waste time to make it perfect? doesnt make sense

Please these kind of scenes do matter because majority of people don't watch or read heavy non-fiction and documentaries. When they show such things on tv people generally take away "information" related to it and when they show nonsense for serious matters like medical issues, legal affairs, and things related to crucial professions like teaching and police, it does have a wrong effect in the long run.

And also anybody, any artist, any worker who does anything at all should try his best to make his work good and genuine.

Originally posted by: austen-eliot

Please these kind of scenes do matter because majority of people don't watch or read heavy non-fiction and documentaries. When they show such things on tv people generally take away "information" related to it and when they show nonsense for serious matters like medical issues, legal affairs, and things related to crucial professions like teaching and police, it does have a wrong effect in the long run.

And also anybody, any artist, any worker who does anything at all should try his best to make his work good and genuine.

1 epi out of 365 days

1 epi out of 3000+ epi

are you really saying majority people watch a drama which is running for decades, spanning countless generation and problematic from all aspect to learn abt a surgery? legal affairs- an ips officer in prime time is three timing there. there was a show where professor married his student. a journalist having a child bride on tv. a singer and rockstar never went to studio to record a song.

its a drama. just a drama. one epi means nothing to the overall tv show. it will be a social media meme material, nothing else.

Originally posted by: Haal-e-Dil

its 1 day of epi out of 6 days a week

1 epi out of 365 days

1 epi out of 3000+ epi

are you really saying majority people watch a drama which is running for decades, spanning countless generation and problematic from all aspect to learn abt a surgery? legal affairs- an ips officer in prime time is three timing there. there was a show where professor married his student. a journalist having a child bride on tv. a singer and rockstar never went to studio to record a song.

its a drama. just a drama. one epi means nothing to the overall tv show. it will be a social media meme material, nothing else.

indeed it has been running for decades but the audience watching the show today is not the same as the audience who were watching it 15 years ago. 15 years ago the number to channels and shows available was much less and also the audience did not have the exposure to shows on Netflix etc. This is not happening just in India, it’s all over the world. Shows are having to up their game in story, depiction, sets etc to keep up with each other.

So yes I do think it matters.

And it’s not just one episode in 365 days but the whole medical storyline. The first couple of episodes where they showed the hospitals scenes were fine but very quickly they stopped taking effort with the authenticity of the scenes. So it’s more than on episode and if they are going to keep showing hospital scenes then there is more of this bull coming our way.

Originally posted by: Haal-e-Dil

its 1 day of epi out of 6 days a week

1 epi out of 365 days

1 epi out of 3000+ epi

are you really saying majority people watch a drama which is running for decades, spanning countless generation and problematic from all aspect to learn abt a surgery? legal affairs- an ips officer in prime time is three timing there. there was a show where professor married his student. a journalist having a child bride on tv. a singer and rockstar never went to studio to record a song.

its a drama. just a drama. one epi means nothing to the overall tv show. it will be a social media meme material, nothing else.

They don't watch it to learn about surgery but when those kind of issues come up it leaves an impact. Those who are perceptive and knowledgeable will brush aside such scenes as part of drama knowing them for what they are but most people take wrong ideas about issues from such scenes because such false images are being consistently shown. And it matters even more in a show like yrkkh which has a vast viewership.

As for what you mentioned about other shows, that is basically the problem, right? That they throw up junk like this and when we excuse it as drama we're just ensuring that the entertainers as well as the audience remain at a very low, indiscriminating level of intelligence.