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Am I Going to Bigg Boss? | Dhruv Rathee

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Hello friends! Did you hear the news? I'm going to

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make a wildcard entry in Bigg Boss!

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So many media houses have

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published this news. India TV, India Times, ABP News, India Today, Zoom TV, Pink Villa, Economic Times. I mean, look at this headline.

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Popular YouTuber Dhruv Rathee set to make

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a wildcard entry in Bigg Boss OTT 2. 1 website has confirmed this. Dhruv Rathee Bigg Boss OTT entry confirmed.

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Is this true? No. No 1 has asked me to go to Bigg Boss in this season. And I haven't told anyone that I want

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to go to Bigg Boss. First of all, you know the standard of our Indian media. They will publish anything without any hesitation.

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Scroll down and see the article of Economic Times. There is a disclaimer written. This content is authored by

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a third party. Please take all steps necessary to ascertain that any information and content provided is correct, updated and verified. Meaning, they're not even taking responsibility for what they're publishing.

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They're saying it's your responsibility to find out if this news is true or not. The second thing here is that some of you might be wondering if I get invited to Bigg Boss, will I go there?

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No! I want to say clearly that let alone inviting me, if they offer me money to

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come on this show, lakhs, crores, whatever money they offer me to come on this show, I will never go to such a nonsense show in my life. In my opinion, this is

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a very cheap way to earn

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money and fame which has a very bad impact on the society.

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So in today's video, I would like to explain the same

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thing to you, what is the problem with the concept of this show? Is this show scripted? And why you should not watch such shows at all?

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If you or any of your family members waste their time watching Bigg Boss then this video is for you all.

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Once upon

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a time, this guy Siddharth Yadav made a YouTube video in which he said that there are so many people in our country who watch Salman Khan's movies without any head or legs.

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We have an idea of how many people in our country are sitting idly who enjoy watching movies like this, whose movies have no head or legs. But Salman Khan's movies are like a thousand bucks. If you want to watch his movies, you have to.

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It was rightly said that we shouldn't watch any content that doesn't have any intellectual or profound content. That doesn't have any head

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or tail. That's a different thing that he himself is standing in Bigg Boss' house.

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You hide it, you idiot. I'll hide it in front of you. If there was such a rule, I would have removed it.

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But it is also true that Bigg Boss is the

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most fit place for this type of people. Such people deserve to go to Bigg Boss and in fact, win it too.

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I am sure that this show can win too. Because there are some specific qualities that are required

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in the concept of this show. On the basis of which this show can run. I will tell you

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in the next video, but first let's know

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the history of this show. Where did this show start? In 1949, writer George Orwell published a legendary novel called

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1984.

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In this book, a dictator-dystopian government is discussed, Which is headed by an unknown Big Brother. Posters are put up everywhere. Big Brother is watching you.

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Our dictator government is always watching you. In 1999, some boys in

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the Netherlands took a similar concept from this

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novel and turned it into a TV show which they named Big Brother.

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The concept of this show was that some people would be kept in a house who would be under constant surveillance and under the command of Big Brother. To shape the format of this TV show, some older TV shows were also inspired. Like MTV reality show, The Real World

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and the Swedish TV show, Expedition Robinson from 1997. After a while, this show became very popular and started spreading all over the world. Copying this concept, America, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand, Philippines, China, Russia, all of

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them made their Big Brothers. And when it comes to copying, the

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Indian entertainment industry can lag behind. Big Brother was made into Big Boss in India. It was soon launched in different languages.

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After Hindi, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam. Then when OTT platforms came, they made Big Boss OTT. Big Boss! George Orwell mentioned Big Brother as a warning in his book.

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He was criticizing governments like Stalin and Hitler that what kind of techniques are used in dictatorships to fool people. How fascism propaganda is run on the telescreens. Surveillance is done. Everyone is kept under surveillance.

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History is rewritten. The behaviour of a group of people is seen. The facts are presented in a very detailed manner. And a cult of personality is formed around the Supreme Leader.

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The political opponents who raise questions on this dictatorial government, conspiracy theories are spread against them. They are declared anti-national. Many famous slogans were also given in this book. Like, Ignorance is strength.

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Freedom is slavery. War is peace. Even today, this novel is very relevant, especially when the government buys software like Pegasus to use public tax to surveil people, to snoop. So, in itself, this novel is a must-read.

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I will definitely tell you to read this novel.

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If you don't have time to read the novel, you can go to chatGPT and ask for a summary. I

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will just write Explain the novel 1984 by George Orwell in 10 bullet points using simple language. And here you can see, I have got a very good summary of what is being portrayed in this novel. Like, this story is about a man named Winston Smith.

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And if you want to expand on any point Elaborate on point 4 How were historical records changed? How is history rewritten? Like it's

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written here that if a wrong prediction is made

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by the party then people like Winston's work is to go back and change the old news records so that it feels like the party has made the right prediction.

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the course's webpage and after joining, you can be a part of this revolution of artificial intelligence. Coming back to

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the topic, what are shows like Big Brother and Big Boss doing here? Just the opposite of this novel, they are providing you the cheapest form of entertainment

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which has a heavy dose of 2 things. Everyday sadism and voyeurism. First, let's look

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at sadism. The definition of this English word is something

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like this. The tendency to derive pleasure from inflicting pain, suffering or humiliation on others. To enjoy hurting others and insulting them.

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You may

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find this shocking, but if you are

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a big boss audience, then you are also taking part in this sadistic pleasure. Normally, the sadistic personality is associated with murderers or psychopaths. Only psychopaths are those who kill others or hurt others and enjoy it.

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They get happiness in that work.

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But some psychological studies have shown a less extreme category of sadism which is

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called everyday sadism. Like this study from

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2013

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which was published in the reputed journal Psychological Science. They did psychological experiments on everyday sadism. Let me give you some examples.

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Remember, in the time of the ancient Roman Empire, you must have read in books that this Colosseum in Rome

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was a stadium for public entertainment.

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Here, often, 2 gladiators would fight each other. Many times, when a gladiator was badly injured, the public would be asked, whether he should be let go or killed. Many times, the public would give a thumbs up, that it should be killed.

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Often, in this arena, a hungry animal was sent, like a tiger or a lion,

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to fight this gladiator. This is a very good

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example of everyday sadism, because the people sitting in the stadium were watching their entertainment

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in the suffering of a gladiator. If we move forward in time after thousands of years, then today, many people enjoy

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watching street fights. When 2 people start fighting on the street, for any reason, the crowd often gathers.

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Very few people try to

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stop the fight. Most people just stand outside and enjoy the fight. Another example of this could be some bullies.

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People who like to bully in school or college. People who enjoy insulting or humiliating others. Or you might have seen

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people who, without any reason,

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kick or kick a dog on a side road. Just because they enjoy it. A moderate example of this can be in the office.

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A boss who is always after an employee for

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no reason. Not because he has to get some work done. Just because the boss enjoys giving mental pain to his employees.

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These are all big examples of everyday sadism. Mob lynching is another example of this.

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In the month of May, a Bihar migrant worker was lynched in Kerala by a crowd when accusations were raised that he was

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a thief. Something similar happened in the Palghar incident when 2 sadhus were lynched because a rumour was raised that they were child kidnappers.

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It's a different story that later some Godi Media anchors even included Hindu-Muslims in this

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to give it a communal angle. You will find many examples of everyday sadism everywhere in life. If someone says

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on the streets that he has caught the person

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who cut his pocket, 4 people come and start beating him up. They justify it by saying that I'm hitting him because he cut his pocket. But in reality, this is the reason for such things.

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Deriving a sadistic pleasure by hitting someone. You can see this everyday sadism in political binaries as well. For example, when journalist Vinod Dua passed away,

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there was a

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group of people who were celebrating this. On the other hand, when news anchor Rohit Sardana passed away, there were a few

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people on the other

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side who were celebrating this.

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Now, it's 1 thing to criticize the work of both people, but taking a sadistic pleasure from its death,

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seeing your happiness in their death, is a very good example of sadism. People often give

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a lot of justifications in the

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name of everyday sadism. Some say it's the justice of nature, some say it's karma. But actually, all of this is sadism.

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People get sadistic pleasure when they see someone getting insulted or trolled. All the YouTube channels are often made on this. In every video, someone gets insulted, someone gets abused or bullied. I'm not criticizing

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the whole roast format here because making roast videos can be an art too. It can be done in a positive way without this sadism.

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Like a good example of this would

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be the YouTube channel of Slaypoint, who makes roast videos. They criticize some stupid

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things like some irrational motivational gurus or some weird food recipes. But the fun is made on stupidity. There is no point in abusing, bullying or insulting.

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A 2018 study by the University of Innsbruck showed that everyday sadists like to play especially violent video games. Because that's what uplifts their mood

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and makes them happy. Often, films are made that exploit this sadism.

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They are often called torture films, like Saw series or Human Centipede. Some people like the Dark Knight films and Joker's character because his sadistic personality is validated in them. But on

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the other hand, there are some films whose example I would like to tell you which depict sadism in a sensitive way. For example, the platform film or Snowpiercer film, they are criticizing the

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socio-economic system, showing violence but not glorifying it. And finally, if

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we come to Bigg Boss, shows like Big Brother and Bigg Boss also exploit this everyday sadism. They try to appease this

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very thing. Their formula is that people like to watch this nonsense.

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Give them this nonsense. And to be honest, this everyday sadism in Big Boss

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reaches a next level. Contestants always fight each other. Often there are physical fights.

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People throw utensils at each other. In 1 case, a contestant threw boiling water at the other. There is

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a push-pull. In 1 case,

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a contestant chokeslammed the other contestant.

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This is not only done by the contestants. In fact, the concept of the show encourages this. For example, at 1 point, a torture task was given to the contestants.

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And they had

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to throw chilli powder on the other contestants' faces.

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I'm getting a heart attack, Big Boss! Big Boss, I'm getting a heart attack! Similar nonsense things are done to the contestants

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so that they can be humiliated. People are asked to bathe in cow dung. A man is asked to drink

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water from a dog's bowl. Often people leak each other's personal matters which

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makes people cry. You get to see body shaming. A female contestant tells another female contestant that these aunties are not worthy of standing with me.

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Neither the figure, nor the face. Backbiting is a very important component of this show. You can see misogyny and homophobia regularly.

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Sometimes someone mixes soap in someone's water. Sometimes, a boy breaks the lock

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of the washroom when a girl is taking a shower. Often, toxic relationships are seen. Some of these are fake relationships which are shown so that the show's TRP can increase.

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And then comes the concept of voyeurism. This word means to see people's private lives and take cheap pleasure. What is going on in someone's private life, to see it closely and enjoy it yourself.

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Once again, you will

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find many examples of this in daily life. Like if there is an MMS leak, then you often see that people are searching on Google to find it. Another example of this

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can be that some people

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like to watch daily vlogs.

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There are some YouTubers whose

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vlogs are like I woke up in the morning, I brushed my teeth, I played with my dog, I rode

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my cycle, then I went shopping. Why do people find these things entertaining?

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Because of voyeurism. I'm enjoying watching what's going

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on in his personal life. And it's a shame that some YouTubers exploit this. Like, look my daughter

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is crying. I'll get the camera quickly, it'll make good content. My child got hurt here.

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First of all, pick up the camera and film him. If there's a fight at home, show it to him first. So that he gets content. A lot of people often form a dangerous one-sided parasocial relationship with daily vloggers.

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In my opinion, children should not be allowed to watch daily vlogs. Since children's brains are not fully developed, this voyeurism can be very dangerous for them. Another moderate example of this is CCTV footages. People enjoy watching CCTV footage of thieves being captured, murders, terrorist attacks, road accidents.

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Media houses also often play these footages on TV. So everyday voyeurism obviously increases in a surveillance state. So again, if we talk about Bigg Boss, then this everyday voyeurism is exploited badly by Bigg Boss.

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In Bigg Boss 16, 98 cameras were installed inside

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the house. And now, there is a different level of madness about voyeurism. Contestants are often recorded

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with 24x7 multi cameras and the audience is also

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given the opportunity to watch 24x7 live feeds. Any of the 3 cameras can choose what's going on and watch it themselves.

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And as you know, there is so much unemployment

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in the country that a lot of people are sitting and those who have no other work have started watching this only. By watching the live feeds

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of these cameras, we can take some voyeuristic pleasure here. People often share their personal secrets with their close friends and

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best friends. But here, people are told to share their personal secrets on national television. You'll get content, TRP.

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And the amazing thing

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is that nothing about this reality TV show is real. The contestants know that they're being

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recorded 24x7 through so many cameras.

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So will any contestant behave in their natural state here? Will your behavior be the same as it normally is?

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Not at all. Everyone will be self-conscious to some extent. Secondly, an artificial competitive setup is made in this show where you'll naturally have to insult others, have to backbite if you want to get up.

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In Bigg Boss' house, this is called performance. These interactions that are happening between people, are they natural interactions that would

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happen in real life? In real life, if so many people are kept in a house, there

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might be a fight between them. Here, such setups are done forcefully that there are arguments and fights between people. The truth is, friends, the world is not

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that stupid. Although I have told you many examples of everyday sadism and

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everyday voyeurism, but most people are not like that. There are many intellectual, well-behaved, dignified and compassionate people in the world. Take the example of Dr.

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Vikas Divya Kirti, who has made many educational videos on philosophical topics.

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Or if we talk about actors and actresses, then take the

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example of Konkana Sen, who has

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given a great performance in so many different films. But in the 17 seasons of

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Bigg Boss, you must not have seen a single person like Dr. Vikas, Divya Kirti or Konkana Sen. 1 thing is that good people

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will never go to such cheap shows. But secondly, even if a good person goes to

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such shows, they are forced to provoke them to become

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a part of this sadism and voyeurism. They create controversy, insult people.

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If they don't, they'll be thrown out. A participant in Bigg Boss 8 was Sushant Divichkar. A model, singer, dancer, psychologist, winner of Mr.

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Gay India 2014. He was thrown out of Bigg Boss very quickly. Later, he said in an interview that he has more than 500 books at home. I read a lot and my IQ is 147.

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But it's sad

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to say that the collective IQ of Bigg Boss 8 contestants is less

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than room temperature. Sushant didn't fight with anyone

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while he was there.

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He just kept busy with his songs and dance routines. But you don't get TRP like this. TRP is only when there is a fight or a fight with each other.

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Bhojpuri star Khesari Lal Yadav

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was a contestant of Bigg Boss 13. He was also thrown

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out of the house very quickly. And when he gave an interview to Times of India, he said that the format of the show doesn't suit him. Humans become devils in this house.

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And if

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you want to progress in this show, you can

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only increase it by insulting people. This was what he had to say.

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I was in the midst of devils there. All the devils were acting like humans there. And there is no

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human there. What will anyone say?

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Bigg Boss Season 4 contestant Rahul Bhatt

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said in an interview, I can't provide entertainment to viewers at the cost of making a fool of myself.

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Why would the channel want

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to keep me on the show if there's no controversy or romance about me? It looks like there's no public voting here. Only TRP decides who gets thrown out of the house.

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Bigg Boss Season 9 contestant Aman Verma also said that there

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was a pre-planned deal with his producers that they'll stay

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inside the house for only

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6

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weeks. A Sunday special episode of Bigg Boss 16 was hosted by Shekhar Suman. He had criticized some contestants but

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the viewers criticized him for pointing out some of the contestants.

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He replied that he had been given a goddamn script which was written by the channel and she had to follow that script.

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Bigg Boss 4 winner Shweta Tiwari, Bigg Boss 6 contestant Ashka, Goradia and

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Bigg Boss 11 runner-up Hina Khan said that this show is heavily edited. Long conversations are shown in this show in 2 lines only.

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It is deliberately shown that there

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are misunderstandings and misrepresentations between the contestants. Ashka had said that she

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was rubbing a hand balm on another female

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contestant's hand when she had

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an allergic reaction. But the show's editors

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used editing tricks and showed only half of

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the things and it was shown that she was a lesbian.

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Bigg Boss 7's contestant Shilpa Saklani says that the show is

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not scripted but Everyone knows what to do to win. There are prerequisites to react, give content, fight with each other, give your point of view, be assertive. So even if we ignore these accusations that this show

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is scripted, even if we admit that it's not scripted, some things are very clear in

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front of us. First, there are

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no auditions here. The contestants are chosen

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on the basis of what? It seems like it's on the basis of spice. Second, 24-hour footage is edited in a 50-minute episode.

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Which of those 50 minutes are shown that has the most spice?

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Third, the viewer's perception on the basis of

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that edit influences the voting. Often, the rules

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are also bent. Sometimes no elimination

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is done on the weekends. Sometimes the contestants are called back home. And sometimes a wild card entry is done.

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Everything is decided by the show makers on the basis of spice. Fourth, the tasks given in the show are also decided by the makers of the show on the basis of the masala. And what is the masala here? There is no intellectual

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discussion here. No social issues, philosophy, history, sociology, spirituality, poetry, literature, cinema, science. There is no discussion of anything.

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People just have to see each other fighting. People have to see each other's personal lives. People have to see each other backbiting.

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People have to see each other insulting each other. A cocktail of everyday sadism and voyeurism. Whose show is it? The show makers.

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Whose money is it? The show makers. Whose time is it going? Yours.

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And whose mental state is getting affected? Yours. When you ask Honey Singh about his misogynist songs, he answers that it's just entertainment. This is what the

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public wants. If you ask the showmaker

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of Bigg Boss what he's showing the public, he'll also reply the same. The same sentence is given that it's just entertainment. We're showing it because the public

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wants it. Entertainment.

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The thing is, friends, watching such things

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can affect you too. Psychiatrist Dr. Mircea Sirota says that just like our teeth and health get affected by junk food, similarly, our brain gets affected by bad reality TV shows And we become more rude.

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When people see how big celebrities are

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becoming rich and famous in reality

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TV shows, by abusing people, by doing weird things, by becoming self-serving egoistic, then

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the audience's mind also has

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the same perception. The audience also feels

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that if they want to

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earn money and fame, then this is the best way. Do such cheap things. Telecast your personal life on national TV.

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Insult, bully, roast other people. Brian Gibson, a psychologist at Central Michigan University, did a study and concluded that watching such reality TV shows increases aggression in people.

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And if violent media and crime are compared

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to TV shows, then it increases even more. This affects the mental health of the contestants.

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There are many contestants who

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have said that they had to deal with mental health issues after the show.

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There are many contestants who reveal their personal secrets in the madness of winning and later feel bad. There are some contestants who are made a villain in the eyes of the public, even though they are not that bad in real life.

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Then the public criticism that people have to endure

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after coming on the show, the contestants have to bear a lot of anxiety about that as well. Shamita Shetty, Sana Khan, Kushal Tandon, Nikki Tamboli, Kavita Kaushik, Shaleen Banot, Rahul Vaidya, Himanshi Khurana, Apurva Agnihotri, Shilpa Shaklani. These are all examples of

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people who have faced mental health issues after going on

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the show. And after the show, they had to take therapy. So that's why I request everyone to

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not treat your brain like a dustbin. Your brain is not a dustbin that

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you can just keep throwing anything in it. The content that you are consuming,

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choose it wisely. The type of entertainment that you

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are consuming, think about what effect it is having on you.

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Does it have a positive impact on your life or a

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negative impact? And I am not saying that

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you should always consume intellectual content. If you want to consume non-intellectual entertainment, still think about it. Will it have a positive or negative impact

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on you? And obviously, if

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you spend your time learning new things, it will

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have a very positive impact. If you

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