Mumbai 21 November : .Every year on November 21, World Television Day is celebrated.
This day highlights the vital role that TV has in communicating different topics that are important to people.The United Nations initiated it in December 1996. There have been many changes to the television shows and methods over time.You can’t forget special serials such as “Mahabharat” or the children’s favorite “Jungle Book”, and its hit song “Jungle Jungle Baat Chali Hai”, with lyrics written by Gulzar.
There are many new programs being created all the time.However, one thing has not changed: The craze of television.However, OTT presents a unique challenge.It still caters for many people around the globe.
We spoke with Bhumika Chawla (‘Seetimaarr’ actress) about the past of TV, the shows she loves and the changes in the programming.
The television allows us to see more, and sometimes even more.
When TV was first introduced, I was very little.She recalled that it was the one with doors.
Bhumika isn’t one of those people who spends hours watching TV.But, ‘Kaun Banega Crorepati’ with Amitabh Chan is one program she never misses.
I hardly ever watch television now.”If I watch TV, it’s KBC,” stated the actress from ‘Tere Nas’.
Her father used to watch ‘Chitrahaar, Ramayan, & ‘Mahabharat,’ as well as DD News with her.Sundays were movie night.She spoke about her childhood, saying that there were serials like “Udaan” and animated cartoons like “Spider-Man”.
It’s no fun, she feels.It distracts from the bonding of families, rather than binding them.She also suggested that Indian news channels could be subtler and more real.
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