or other celebrations have a theme programs for special days, whereas in west all the old episodes of programs are telecasted and new ones are stopped.
these special occasions are meant to be spend with friends and family, and not sitting in front of the TV and watch all the love-triangles on 10 different channels.
in west, its a serious business, where ratings of each episode play a great role in determining their time slot, and the drop the show if it is not doing well. viewers opinion plays a great role, which should matter the most. whereas if that “tere phelo main” was ever telecasted here, it would been stopped even after the first five episodes.
the choice is really not in your hands, when friends and family still holding the remote and glued to these drama which really not serving any productivity.
all i am saying is these special occasions are meant to be spend with friends and family, and not sitting in front of the TV and watch all the love-triangles on 10 different channels.
we love to compare ourselves with west, why not in this regard. you will hardly see new episodes of any program.
hey don’t know about you but i like eid shows, they are mostly comedy and having a few laughs especially on eid is healthy. also, here in the west where there’s no family, it’s good to have such distractions, saves people from depression. kapish?
television is starting to join the family now in pakistan, evolution(?).. remember those black/white days where the american family would gather round the set and watch rudulph red nose episodes? im sure u remember
and glued to these drama which really not serving any productivity.