I disgree. I protest. I seek a ban.
The portrayal of children in celluloid is now getting offensive. It isnt cute anymore. 20 mins of Uttaran makes me feel angry and upset. Adults who watch Uttaran are caving into the needs of a sick mind that seeks cheap tricks & politics even in children.
Rupali Guha (Hardly creative director!) shows scant regard to either the art, the medium, the abilities of her cast, the audience or even to the fact that she being a woman should understand a child's mind. Children fight, are jealous, throw tantrums et all but a trait that supercedes all such emotions is positivity. They forgive and forget. They do not scheme. A scheming Tapasya is annoying and worrying exactly for this reason. It makes me feel as if God bulit her that way.
As for now Tapasya is feeding into the vaccum left by the vamps of Balaji telefilms. I hope the serial is taken off air soon with the audiences seeing right through this trash!
Watch Kyunki Saans bhi Kabhi Bahu thi DVD if you want to see hatred, jealousy, manipulation and for those who really want to know an everyday in a child's life should watch Swami and Friends in Malgudi Days or read Enid Blyton.
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Agree that shows like Utaran has an impact of negativity on the "innocent strata" and may kill their "forget and forgive" positivities.
ReplyDeleteUnderstand that children may not sit through the threads of the show to realise that one day Tapasaya re-transforms and realises, feels guilty of shunning her very own - only and best friend Icchha..
But, thinking aloud, is putting such a show off air the solution? cos children, with their immense capacity and curiosity to learn and know more, pick up much more similar and worse lessons from across - be it movies, be it daily soaps, their very own games online, the computers and the net.
Ironically,Chote Miyan, kid contestants are drawing inspirations for humor from Kyunki Saans bhi kabhi bahu thi!! Child Labor, Crimes, child abuse are commonly flashed more often than not across. They know it all.
A welcome ideal change could happen if directors could shift focus on the virtues that such serials can bring to the section of society they tend to create the deepest impression upon (eg; How a Chawl girl works hard to achieve her goal of making it big in life, by capitalising on the opportunity she gets!)
Too much an ask - Dunno??