The show Yeh Meri Life hai, reflects the dreams of a middle class girl, and how her life goes through major changes. We see many social conflicts which can be highlighted and discussed in the show. Therefore, the Mods and Viewbies of YMLH forum have decided to discuss these topics in details with the members of this forum. We hope you will all participate and enlighten the forum with your views and opinions.
This week's topic is:
What is your opinion on the youth's growing interest in film industry?
Bollywood has influenced young people in many South Asian countries to the extent that students bunk [cut] their classes to go and watch films. Many young guys and girls idolize popular actors and actresses. More generally, the problem exists outside of South Asia as well. Popular magazines flaunt their covers with beautiful and rich celebrities- their pages contain stories about the lives of the rich and famous. This leads up to teenagers and adults desiring to be just like their favorite star, even if it means taking up desperate measures.
Is such an interest or to put it more radically, obsession, with the film industry a healthy thing? Should we consider movie stars as our idols? Ye Meri Life Hai's main protagonist dreamed of becoming a director. Her life centered around her dream early on in the show. But did she make the right decision? Was it right for her to make films such an integral and important part of her life?
Off to you and your views!
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