Frankly, I get affected by very few cases/scandals that make it big on the News because in most of the cases, the fault is on both the sides, with the side with a fatter wallet having the last laugh. But the Ruchika Case got me wondering....
I can't stop appreciating the press especially Times Now for their rather fiery, relentless efforts giving this case all the exposure it needed. So the court rooms have woken up and the case will hopefully take the path it should, but what next, after the case is over????
MOVIE!!!! Yes, this case is perfect movie material. I bet film makers have already started researching and penning down a script based on this. Former Haryana DGP SPS Rathore would of course make the perfect villain. It would be a classic tale of good winning over bad, right at the very end with the most electrifying court scenes which we in India relish.
see see things penetrate tat hard shell of urs :)
ReplyDeletevery very few things...;)
ReplyDeleteIMO, Times Now did an okay job with the Ruchika case. Most of the times, they sensationalised the entire case into a huge drama, worthy of the Indian soaps. That's the case of most TV channels these days, sadly. Plain vanilla reporting is almost extinct.
ReplyDeletei think its alright to report such events the indian soaps style. . . at least it gets some of message across, however much it is exaggerated ;)
ReplyDeleteHave a point there. At least that way, something goes into the minds of the people, right?
ReplyDeleteexactly. . .
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