They may speak the language of urban millennials, but a set of Facebook pages are raising questions about whether they are subtly spreading hate and discrimination under the guise of humour.
By reducing its consumption of traditional print publications & TV news, the audience is rejecting current content, which just promotes a personality cult.
Considering the behemoths that Alphabet Inc, Facebook, Netflix, Amazon and Snap Inc are today, it may be imprudent to expect the repeal of net neutrality to be a smooth sail.
There were 42 times security agencies resorted to internet shutdowns this year to control volatile conditions in eleven states. Is this the only way to restore peace during violent protests?
Most of the fancy or high-end restaurants opening up in Hyderabad these days are pretty much stuck on the same blueprint—big space, and inauthentic menus.
ISKP, a sub-continental branch of the Islamic State, is said to have vowed to extend operations in Kashmir, on encouragement from Pakistan’s security establishment.
Pakistan’s army has been a rentier force available to a reasonable bidder. It has never come to the aid of any Muslims including Palestinians or the Gazans, except making noises here and there.
Totally agreed on your view. Yeah, the digital platform is somehow killing the movie critic. Most of the reviews are a mere marketing tool. Instead of helping the viewers, they rather confuse the people on whether to watch the movie or avoid. Before almost everyone literally became a critic, “Sarita” magazine published first ever reviews in its popular film review column “Chanchal Chhaya,” known for its first hand, egalitarian reviews and stringent ratings, unbiased from the star values or the box-office fate of a movie. By default any routine productions or worse were given zero stars and stars were merited for the niche of the movie. To keep the tradition of the film critic alive and resolve the confusions created by the plethora of online reviews that have emerged, I’ve recently published the first comprehensive guide on Hindi cinema based on the reviews published in “Sarita” magazine which provides the snippet reviews and ratings of over 4600 Hindi movies released from 1945 to 2019, available as kindle and paperback versions in amazon.com. I’m sharing the link, which shall help all the film professionals, enthusiasts, or simply those interested to watch the best of Hindi cinema. Happy viewing!!! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086ZZY7GW
KBC was , is and will be the most amazing show ever telecasted on Indian television .The author is biased and has only focused on few negatives that can very well be ignored.People calling the legend a greedy old man can very well hang their heads in shame as they clearly don’t read the media reports filled with Mr Bachan’ s efforts to pay off farmer loans, buy machines for manual scavengers and spreading awareness about swachh Bharat.Also karamveer segment was something everyone looked forward to every Friday as each and every guest on this show was truly a karamveer and an inspiration to millions of people.
Why this story is even live … Oversensitive, naive, and biased, one person i.e. the author who is also a poet(as written) writing and trying hard to depict the will and thoughts of people at large,(even though being miles away from the real opinion of the people) by writing so in the article, i mean what is the agenda of this story it must first be explained (rather than questioning the agenda of big b and KBC) Jai Hind
Regards
Totally agreed on your view. Yeah, the digital platform is somehow killing the movie critic. Most of the reviews are a mere marketing tool. Instead of helping the viewers, they rather confuse the people on whether to watch the movie or avoid. Before almost everyone literally became a critic, “Sarita” magazine published first ever reviews in its popular film review column “Chanchal Chhaya,” known for its first hand, egalitarian reviews and stringent ratings, unbiased from the star values or the box-office fate of a movie. By default any routine productions or worse were given zero stars and stars were merited for the niche of the movie. To keep the tradition of the film critic alive and resolve the confusions created by the plethora of online reviews that have emerged, I’ve recently published the first comprehensive guide on Hindi cinema based on the reviews published in “Sarita” magazine which provides the snippet reviews and ratings of over 4600 Hindi movies released from 1945 to 2019, available as kindle and paperback versions in amazon.com. I’m sharing the link, which shall help all the film professionals, enthusiasts, or simply those interested to watch the best of Hindi cinema. Happy viewing!!!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086ZZY7GW
KBC was , is and will be the most amazing show ever telecasted on Indian television .The author is biased and has only focused on few negatives that can very well be ignored.People calling the legend a greedy old man can very well hang their heads in shame as they clearly don’t read the media reports filled with Mr Bachan’ s efforts to pay off farmer loans, buy machines for manual scavengers and spreading awareness about swachh Bharat.Also karamveer segment was something everyone looked forward to every Friday as each and every guest on this show was truly a karamveer and an inspiration to millions of people.
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Why this story is even live … Oversensitive, naive, and biased, one person i.e. the author who is also a poet(as written) writing and trying hard to depict the will and thoughts of people at large,(even though being miles away from the real opinion of the people) by writing so in the article, i mean what is the agenda of this story it must first be explained (rather than questioning the agenda of big b and KBC) Jai Hind
Regards