Given the huge positive feedback generated by the pilot episode that tackled the contentious subject of female foeticide both in rural and urban India, Aamir succeeded in setting up of fast track courts in Rajasthan to solve impending cases of female foeticide.

Chief Minister of Rajasthan assured Aamir Khan that they will take strict action for female foeticide. We hope that this “Assurance” is not just another “Assurance”.

The second episode of Aamir Khan’s television show Satyamev Jayate deals with another bitter truth of society which is the issue of child abuse.

A survey conducted in 2007 by the Women and Child Development Ministry and the NGO Prayas in association with Unicef and Save the Children across 13 states and with a sample size of 12,447, found that 53.22% of children reported having faced one or more forms of sexual abuse. Andhra Pradesh, Bihar, Assam and Delhi had reported the highest percentage of such incidents at that time. In 50% of the cases, the abusers were known to the child or were in a position of trust and responsibility and most children did not report the matter to anyone.

According to the sources, Aamir has been working with a string of NGOs working with children abused sexually either at home or outside, often by people they trust. The second episode has shown the cases of Cindrella Prakash and Harish Aiyer who have gone through bad experiences of child sexual abuse in their past.

We really appreciate the words of Cindrella, who said “The incident should haunt him, why me?.” Harish Iyer from Mumbai also spoke about his dreadful childhood and how he was raped for over a number of years by his male relative.

And both of these guests at Aamir’s show need to be applauded for showing the courage of coming in front of the camera and speaking about the worst experiences of their lives. The society actually needs an awareness that do not make this issue a taboo but encourages the people to talk about such issues and make the children understand the fact that any such incident  is an attack on their individuality and personality and that they need to shout out loud if they come face to face with any such mishap.

Amidst the storm of the so called Reality Shows Amir Khan’s “Satyamev Jayate” has arrived as a sigh of relief. Although the Idiot Box (TV) has always been aware of its “Responsibilty” and has showcased shows based on the Public issues that claim to eradicate the negativity present in the society, but are truely engaged in raising their TRP’s with the overdose of melodrama.

But the difference that makes Satyamev Jayate stand in the forefront of these Reality Shows is that the show is hosted by “Mr. Perfectionist”, Amir Khan and the prime focus of the show is more on the awareness part than the counselling. Aamir very rightly said in the first episode of Satyamev Jayate that we are the magic wands. A platform where we can openly discuss about the inherent problems of our own homes is the need of the hour. ‘Satyamev Jayate’ is a step towards that kind of openness.
But the question arises, do we really need a super star, to tell us what wrong we are doing? Can’t we understand this of our own?
“I am no one to bring change or solve anything…neither the government. I can only keep the issues in front of everyone. The change should come from within. One person cannot improve or bring solution to an issue,” Aamir said, talking to the reporters.
Everyone knows that these things happen. A show like this proves and inspires that something needs to be done. Of course, a lot of people say that the change will be for some time only and then people will go back to their lives, but someone has to take action.

Lets see the coming time, if any change comes or not, criminals get their deserved punishment or not.

Lets hope that this series of Amir Khan’s Production is not just a another way of TV Channel to get higher TRPs.

Yes you heard it right! If you are an ardent fan of Sony channel’s  “Comedy Circus”, and follow it regularly. Its not a new news for you.

And if you are an ardent fan of Mr. Rahul Mahajan (Chances are less though), then you should start watching comedy circus from now on. Comedy Circus has no more “Jodiyans” (couples) left because the show has introduced a third triangle, I mean trios now. One more partner hashas been bestowed on the exciting couples and now they have to perform with a “teesra tadka”.

And the most talented jodi Kapil and Shikha has got a ”ladka” as their tadka, and his name is Rahul Mahajan. Remember “Hasi ke Hasgulle” ?

The comedy show for young talent. Mahajan used to be a judge in that show and who anchored the show ? No one else but apna Kapil Sharma along with Juhi Parmar.

All the reality shows these days have a custom of deflating somebody or the other. Hasi ke Hasgulle and Comedy Circus are not a different version. In Hasi ke Hasgulle, it was Kapil who used to get insulted again and again by his co host. But now the time has changed. As they say “Every Dog has his Day”, so now on “The Bakra” is going to be not Kapil but Rahul Mahajan. Rahul’s first episode wittnesed him sitting in Kapil’s feet and saying “Mujhe comedy sikha do guru ji”. Well how much comedy Rahul learns from Kapil in the coming episodes is something we need to wait and watch.

But Reality shows are no less than a machine of minting money these days. Aur Money ke liye kuch bhi karega…

 
Aaj hum aapko sikhayenge ki aap kaise bana sakte hain ek aisa TV Serial jisme ho-“Reality”, “Drama” aur saath hi itna swaad jo channel ki TRP rating ko aasman ki sair kara sake.

Iske liye jin ingredients ki hame zaroorat hai wo hain:

1)  8 se 10 aise celebrities jinka kabhi na kabhi vivadon se vaasta raha ho. Agar nahi, to aise celebrities bhi challenge jo fizool ka vivaad paida karne me sankoch na karen.

Waise agar aapko Rakhi Sawant ki dates mil jaayen to wo akeli hi kaafi hai,(“Rakhi Ka Swayamvar-Season2”).

2)  Male ke saath saath female ratio ka bhi khaas khayaal rakhen… Jitni zayada females, utne kam kapde, aur utne hi zayada darshak(Viewers). Aap chahen to bathroom ki jagah, open area me artificial bhi laga sakte hain… Aisa karen se female celebrities bikini me aakar wahan nahayengi jo show ke liye laal mirch ke tadke ka kaam karega.(“Is Jungle Se Mujhe Bachaao”)…

3)  Show me jagah jagah par beep ki aawaz daalna na bhoolen. Aisa karen ke liye un celebrities ka istemaal karen- Gaaliyan jinke finger tips pe reheti hon aur gussa naak par. Ek episode me normally ek jhagada(fight) aur usme lagbhag 8-10 baar beep ki aawaz daalna show me jaan daal deta hai.

4)  Apne serial me emotions ka chonk daalne ke liye celebrities ko rulaayen… Namkeen aansuon(tears) ka istmaal swaad anusaar karen… Iske liye sabse appropriate celebrities ho sakte hain- Monika Bedi, Gohar Khan, Shweta Tiwari, Raja etc…

5)  Celebrities ko gande gande task dekar jaise ki earthworms ka noodle khana(“Is Jungle Se Mujhe Bachaao”), aap apne show ki khushboo badha sakte hain, aisa karne se darshak(Viewers) aapke show ka besabri se intzaar karenge…

6)  Khana jitni zayaada der tak gas par pakta hai utna hi zayaad tasty hota hai… Agar aapko apne TV show ke episodes thode kam lag rahe hon to uski avadhi badhane ki koshish karen. Iske liye aap Wild Card Entry jaise masaalon ko upyog kar sakte hain…

Yun toh show ka swaad TRP badhane ke bahut se tareeke hai… Par sab se useful tareeka hai (Jo aaloo ki tarah kisi bhi sabzi me dal jata hai), logon ko aapas me ladwana (Fighting between celebrities).

Ye sab masale aapke show ko chat-pata banana ke liye kaafi hain.  Inki help se aap ek superhit TV Reality Show bana sakte hain.

The secret is out… Elesh from Canada is the dulha for our Rakhi…
Rakhi Sawant, a controversial figure in our hindi film industry… Cameras love her more than anybody else!
Controversies run behind her… She does not need to put an extra effort to create any sensation! Her presence is enough to set the ambience on fire…She has a magnetic quality that pulls the TV cameras towards her automatically… The TRP of news channels, touch the sky, when Rakhi becomes news for them.
Reality shows become more spicy, with Rakhee in them!!!
No matter how irritating she might appear to a section of society, the Truth is- Nobody has missed “Rakhi Ka Swayamvar”, (If not the complete show then there curiosities must have forced them to watch “Rakhi Ki Shaadi” in bits and pieces…)
But the question is, Is the show for Real? Are the contestants for Real? Are they really in love with Rakhi or vice-versa? Do they really want to marry her? Or it is just a stunt to get noticed?
What I think is that most of the contestants had their selfish motives, (of becoming famous), and the Swayamvar was only a SWAYAM-WAR for them… Manmohan Tiwari was one Jisse Rakhi ne kiya benakaab…
Infact one of the 3 finalists Chittiz also told Rakhi that he takes her as a good friend and is not in love with her YET, (When the show had reached its finale)… Then why did he come on the show?
The uneasiness of the mothers was also visible clearly during the show. Their fake smiles, screamed out loud, what their hearts really wanted…, “Hey Bhagwan, Rakhi Sawant aur meri bahu, Nahi Nahi Nahi!!!”
And on the last day, the happiness of the two families, whom Rakhi did not select, was more prominent then the Parujanwala’s… That’s what I feel!!!
Well, I hope to be wrong and wish Rakhie and Elesh a very happy and a looooong married life…
One more thing I want to say is that Rakhi Sawant could have dressed a bit more decently on the occasion, like a true Indian bride…

 
After a wide research of Indian Reality shows, a U.S. based channel has come up with 5 qualities in a person,to be a reality show judge… Though these 5 points have been kept under wraps and are marked highly confidential, but our sources, some how, managed to steal them and here are they….

1. The first and the foremost- Never be in concise with your co- judges.. The more you fight with the co- judges, the more the TRP will increase and the more will be the chances of you to get reapeted as a judge…

Example- Anu Malik! An “Indian Idol” judge from past four seasons and now a judge for “Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega”, on the same channel…

2. Always come up with a new idea for appreciating a contestant… Remember this new way of appreciation will be wholely and solely yours, and no other judge can use it, without your permission…

Example- (a) Whistle, (the louder, the more popular..)

(b) Teen Tali, (I personally did not like this concept of teen tali, don kno why Karishma Kapoor chose it?..)

(c) Jhappi, (I think Vaibhavi Merchant stole this jhappi idea from Munna Bhai..)

(d) Guldasta, (not a bouqet of flowers but a bouqet of marks, though it will be counted as 10 numbers only, but it will give your contestant a feeling of self satisfaction…)

You can also get the copywrite of some special words or phrases and repeat them after every performance, you have liked…

Example- “Jai Mata Di, lets Rock” or “Jhintukle Mintukle Tigh Tigh Tigh Tigh Tigh”… The more absurd the phase will be the more contestants and the audiences would like to listen to them…

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3. Compel your audience to reach at the pinnacle of sorrow. And when everybody attains the catastrophe, ease the ambience by saying something which will bring you in the category of the most sensitive judge, especially for the contestant…

Example- Remember Himesh Reshmiya saying to a contestant, ” Mujhe tumhare ghar mei roti chahiye..”

4. Always criticise the audience for not voting for the deserving candidate… Quote yourself, “Mujhe janta ke iss faisle se bahut dukh hua..” ya phir just stand up from your seat and leave the set saying, “Mujhe lagta hai humare yahan hone ka koi matlab hi nahi hai..” Do not worry you can re-enter in the next episode…

I do not understand, if the judges are so much against the voting system then, why do they accept to be a judge in such a format???

And the last but not the least…

5. Self made shayaris can also help you to be a famous judge…

Example- “Tere gaane ne mujhe diya khumar bahut zyada.. tu zarur ayega top 5 mei yeh hai mera vaada…” (I know that was bad, but you can listen to even the worst in such shows, by whom?? hmmm…. Do I need to tell you??

Actually reality shows used to exist previously also… but those were a little different… Like Sa Re Ga Ma, (when hosted by Sonu Nigam)… This show was purely based on the true talent of the participants…

There used to be no fightings between the judges… And the TRPs were solely dependant on the content of the show…

The participants were judged on the basis of their singing talent, and not on the basis of Votes, Emotional Values, (how much litres of tears they can contribute per episode), and in what circumstances they have survived till now, (the poorer they are, the dearer they will be)….

But now the definition has changed. Reality shows have become so melo-dramatic, that even our saas-bahu sagas have been left behind…

The new show on Sony, “Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega“, is not an exception… If you have any kind of a unique talent, then you are “Full On”, for the show…

But if you are afraid of fire, or if you can not dance bare feet on the broken glasses, (remember Basanti of Sholay?), or if you can not twist your body in the shape of a jalebi, or you do not know acrobates then you are not made for this show… Let me tell you even I can not do anything from the above mentioned….

The judges are Anu Mallik and Farah Khan, (most of the times busy fighting)…

Though the show is a good platform to let the world know about your existence and your uniqueness, yet the show has its own drawback…

I mean how can one compare 2 different people with 2 different kinds of talents, when both of them have worked equally hard in their respective fileds to achieve the desirable level… This is not done…

A person who can dance with 7 matkas onto his head is completely different from the one who can play music through a comb…

And then entertainment could have different aspects for different people… Thus I feel the criteria of the show is a bit hazzy…

But then, the show is called, “Entertainment Ke liye Kuch bhi Karega“…

The show in its second season, is missing its runner up Ayesha.. Remember Ayesha???? Yeeeaaahhh….. the li’l girl, who with her amazing acting stole the hearts of the judges and the audiences…

She is now heading towards her acting career, leaving behind the Chote- Bade Miyan.. She will be soon seen on Zee TV, playing the younger version of Jhansi Ki rani…

She is busy learning Sword fighting, and enjoying every bit of it, and ofcourse not missing Chote Miyan..

Lucky gurl! We willl soon get to see a different shade of herz………..