In the end Gopinath wrapped the show saying that "hopefully this show breaks the barriers and have made people to be more forthright in their opinion". But a person’s individual nature is far apart from these generalizations and shouldn't be used as a biasing factor. I do agree that society moulds a person's belief, character and customs. Aren't we weakening the foundations by advocating open hostility towards certain sections of people because of our own prejudices?ģ) Personal experience doesn't warrant group behavior. India's strength lies in its ability to embrace different culture. Will it not hurt the sentiments of groups of people?Ģ) Few were hostile and admitted their distrust of people from other states. What I felt while seeing the show was just thisġ) Should a controversial topic such as this be discussed openly and be aired. I reserve my judgments and hopefully the blog readers too reserve their judgments as I don't want to change this post to turn into a political case.
It is only natural that they do so especially when a person is questioned about ethics and integrity, it is highly unlikely that they will be entirely truthful. Every person invariably roots for his home state. People of other states" (continuation from last week's episode) It is a very touchy subject. This week the topic of discussion was - "People of the state of TN vs. But for a channel that seems to advocate controversy, editing sections to avoid conflicts of interest doesn’t sound true). Though it is a debate the host, Gopinath ensures that the discussion doesn't up as a heated argument. I am of course talking about VIJAY's Neeya Naana.
But I do download and watch episodes of Naruto (Japanese Animation) almost everyday.īut there's one show which is not overtly emotional like other talk shows in Tamil. One reason being I hate to watch some XYZ person droning on and on and on about useless things. In fact I have even stopped viewing songs on TV. I have made it a point to avoid television (Though I do watch dance shows, Chutti TV).
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