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Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:34
Media's Affinity Towards "Bollywood Scandals" Or A Corrupted System? - The Aryan Khan Drug Case
The Aryan Khan drug case was probed by the special Investigation team. And the charges against Aryan Khan have been declared as unjust. On the other hand, the alleged leaking of chats between former Mumbai Zonal Director of NCB Samir W***** and Sharu Khan has been raising quite a storm. The leaked screenshots indicate that Wankiri was trying to extort 25 crows from the superstar who was concerned about his son and wanted the police to go easy on him while he was in custody
And wherever they get more money, whichever news gets them more views and more drama and more reach, that's where they go. That's what sells. And I for one like to stay away from it. I think the last I actually watched news on television was during the COVID Times because I wanted to be sure that I had all information required to plan and support those who were struggling through my NGO
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 2:16
Hey, Ariana, I completely agree with you that today it's all about news and how much revenue a piece of news can generate when portrayed in a certain way, when portrayed in a sensational way to the audience. And everything today is exaggerated. And sometimes things are blown out of proportion completely. And they know that the more sensationally they portray something, the more the audience is going to be invested in it. And so that's how it has become
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:47
Yes, it's true that everyone should be held accountable to some degree because there's so much happening which of which we don't even have any clue or knowledge, because all of that is probably a very harsh business. And we only get to know the stuff that is there out there in the media, which is out there on the Internet and we just come across these pieces of information, these news, and then we get to form an opinion about these