Mahesh Bhatt, producer of Naamkarann says, “To put up a story, we need to narrate the social problems before focusing on the progressive thought that the show wants to highlight. When the viewership numbers are not satisfactory, the heroine’s rona-dhona and effort to fight back the powerful hero wins the TRP battle. There’s a logic behind the anti-women tracks that production houses/channels routinely introduce in their shows. In Sasural Simar Ka, Simar (Deepika Kakkar) continues to be taunted by her husband (Dheeraj Dhoopar) and daughter and in Ishqbaaz, the male lead Shivaay Singh Oberoi (Nakul Mehta) kidnaps the female protagonist’s (played by Surbhi Chandana) brother and blackmails her into a contract marriage for a day, manhandling her throughout and dragging her into the shaadi ka mandap, only to dump her the next day for his classy bride Tia who resurfaces.Īnti-women tracks= more audience sympathy
In a progressive show like Naamkarann, single mom Asha (Barkha Bisht Sengupta) has been subjected to constant taunts and ill-treatments for having a child out of wedlock in Kuch Rang Pyaar ke Aise Bhi, the spirited Sonakshi (Erica Fernandez)’s inability to conceive forces her husband Dev ( Shaheer Sheikh) to consider a possible second marriage to please his mother, in Kumkum Bhagya, an independent professor Pragya ( Sriti Jha) goes into the abala suhagan mode trying to prove her loyalty towards her rockstar husband Abhi (Shabbir Ahluwalia), even turning wedding planner for his second marriage in Zindagi Ki Mehek, an overweight Mehek (Samiksha Jaiswal) faces bodyshaming taunts when her matrimonial alliance falls apart, but after she wins a mouthwatering prizemoney at a cookery show she gets engaged to the same groom because of family pressure in Pardes Mein Hai Mera Dil - professor turned waitress Naina (Drashti Dhami) gets humiliated by her suitor to be billionaire Veer (Laksh Lalwani) and is forced into a marriage of convenience. Regressive Ive content ups the viewers’ support
#PARDES MEIN HAI MERA DIL DESI TASHAN TV#
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