Friday, 1 July 2016

POTRAYAL OF VIOLENCE IN FILMS AND ON TELEVISION

POTRAYAL OF VIOLENCE IN FILMS AND ON TELEVISION



       Violence is a component characteristic of many television programmes and unfortunately our lives . Every time you turn on the tv or listen to music you are exposed to violence. Every day it seems that more and more violence is being used in these mediums as entertainment for us. Kind of violence we watch on tv and movies even some songs also encourage us to be violent.

    
  But the main query is how this violence is taken by the audience. from my point of view, it has adverse effects on humans ESPECIALLY CHILDREN. Children follow what they see done. If they see something done on tv portrayed in a good light they would want to emulate them. It also effects human behaviour, people who are exposed to such violence shows are much more likely to later be convinced to crime. And people tend to hold attitude that favour violence. There is a prone to hold large distances between people. Researchers also concluded that “Every violent TV show increases a little bit the likelihood of a child growing up to behave more aggressively.”
                                                                                                          AGRESSION

Usually what kind of violence takes place in a film- there is a main character who is shown very strong as he can beat 20 or more people who seems stronger than him, blood drops plop by plop through his body he is badly hurt, there will be 2 to 3 bullets shot down into his body but the prodigy is he is still alive “oh my god an ordinary person cannot survive in this condition”, I don’t know how these heroes in movies not only survive in this condition but also fights standing steadily. Nowadays fights are more horribly shown. this is how todays youngsters take inspiration from, they also try to show the same kind of slant. This causes many youths to fascinate about violence, eventually experience the fascination of violence for themselves and go crazy. from few years’ child actors in films are shown very glibly they are given negative roles and even they also are involved in crime scenes, they are shown stealing money from their own houses, beating other children badly, arrogantly speaking to their parents, making plans to show someone down and many more negative conducts. not only in film but also in cartoons they show one of the character in dominant role treating others low, or two characters who always fight with each other trying to hurt each other in some or other way. This kinds of films, cartoons and shows really spin through a kid’s mind they really effect their mental stability. Children may feel more fearful from the world and people around them.

 When we talk about adolescents they are much more understanding they accept the difference between a real and a dramatic / virtual world but haan there are some in this category also who compress themselves to virtual world.

Some kind of violence scenes even appear as a nightmare many a times which often disturbs us and becomes a barrier in our work we find ourselves dented to that scene and spoil our state of peace mind .it destroys our beliefs and thoughts and often leads us to darker shade of life. But beyond all these theories there is very important piece left out that is our perspective if we people don’t accept violence shown in films, shows etc. then no other kind of negativity can harm us. It is we who have to open ourselves wide up and forget those negations. My parents always tell me that after watching a movie we should come back to our life don’t try to connect yourselves to such virtual worlds where we have no benefit, they are just a refreshment or a mode of entertainment. so please don’t stay back in virtuality you will gain nothing.
                                                
                                                  - Sai Padmasree Sudabattula




    





                                               




                                              

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