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Filmmaker Slams Unnecessary Abuses in Shows
15 Nov
Summary
- Filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani criticizes gratuitous use of expletives in media.
- He states that memorable content relies on characters, plot, and theme.
- Hirani believes abusive language is valid only if it fits a character's background.
Filmmaker Rajkumar Hirani has shared his perspective on the increasing use of abusive language in contemporary films and television shows. Hirani, known for his family-friendly directorial style, expressed that while abusive language can be character-appropriate if it stems from a specific social background, its gratuitous inclusion for trendiness is unwarranted.
He pointed out that memorable content is built on strong foundations such as plot, theme, and character development. Hirani stated that audiences ultimately recall shows for their narrative depth and compelling characters, not for the quantity of offensive language. He believes that while such content might offer a temporary effect, it fails to leave a lasting impression compared to well-crafted storytelling.
