Silsila of Cyber Defamations, Sadism, and Keralites..!

>>Nobody was surprised or shocked at the highest number of hits received by the recently uploaded ‘Prthvirajappan”episode since we have the worst history of humiliating our own breeds in all possible ways.   Our cricket star Sreesanth and SashiTharoor, the best diplomat this country has seen after V.K Krishna Menon, are a few to mention who are being fully throttled by us in the name of comedy or satire.  Bitter thanks to the modern times of YouTube, Face book, Emails, Twitter etc, all these ribaldry find thousands of viewers within hours of uploading.  This should put us in the biggest shame because our much cherished method of criticism has lost its disinterestedness and literary values there by taking every one of us to a mediocre world.

 

Kunchan Nambiar who opened our ears to the ever best satire and comedy would be turning in his grave disgusted by these levels of criticism to achieve somebody’s sadist ends.  Prthviraj is not an actor of the highest standards which he could embellish any story in a way converting it to the best of Malayalam or Tamil features, but within the limitations of our modern film industry he is doing his best to deliver something to keep the industry alive, thereby push the lives forward of many who somehow survive with this industry.

 

The only mistake he has made in his life is his agreement to sit before a controversial interviewer who has put many in deep trouble, and shockingly, without any compunction leaving the seat when he found it was going to get hotter once he like the majority estimated that the veteran politician of Kerala would be back to rule again.  For him, every person before him is a kidney merchant and questions them to find out his meretricious qualities rather than his meritorious services to mankind.

 

Actors like Prithviraj should be cautious how words of them can be twisted and twisted until it harm themselves.  It does not mean they should shy away from media and get cocooned somewhere.  They should join the struggle to develop a mature audience who understand art in its deserving manner.  Do not go too personal on TVs because the majority of viewers do not see things voyeuristically.  This should be more understood by people whom being watched closely by many.  The interviewers like to trifle with others but remain sober, and entertain the viewers, not the advertising managers of media.