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Monday, September 25, 2006
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OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS Abide by social norms Though all human beings have hidden instincts of both accepted and objectionable behaviours, in the process of obeying social norms to lead harmonious life, the later one is controlled. Since films have the greatest impact on people's thinking ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS 
The road to nowhereMotion films plays an important role in society. We are at a loss to understand where this is going to land us. There is more vulgarity in the language adopted, which exposes the hollowness of the writer, the director and the producer. The ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS 
Joint effort by allThe trend of using objectionable language in movies has increased in recent times. Sometimes they are irrelevant and are in the wrong context. The producers of big budget films leave no stone unturned to make their films commercial successes. ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS Movies for all Yet, it is objectionable to use obscene language in films. Previously, people used to go to the movies leaving children in the care of grandparents, uncles and aunts.Separate films were made for children and adults. Even adult films had themes ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS The role of language Films and television are an enticing medium for the multitude in general and youngsters in particular. Addiction to TV is the order of the day. In such a case it is highly deplorable that the actors use objectionable language. How many instances ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS Ban objectionable language Objectionable language in films should be totally banned. The Censor Board should strictly monitor, vulgarity, violence and crime. TV is like home theatre and everyone from children to old people watch these movies. Children unmindfully pick ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS Mind your language, always The dialogues and lyrics in films have a great impact on viewers. For example, dialogues and songs from old films like Parasakthi, Sholay and the famous song Mereungu neamea are remembered even today. Film directors are ... OBJECTIONABLE LANGUAGE IN FILMS Movies reflect reality This generation has already gone haywire. Almost every movie nowadays comes with an `A' certificate. Recent examples are Pokiri and Bangaram. But is it not true that they show reality? Adults might change the channel when A ... Next Issue The topic for the next `Voice your Views' column scheduled for October 9 is Are festivals all about lavish spending? Comment. The best responses from the readers will be published along with their photographs. Mail your ...
That perfect date Make your romance bloom, with a little planning
The dhol beckons Bands from Mumbai set the festive notes for Navratri celebrations in town
Celebrate with sweets Prepare some yummy sweets this Dasara in your own kitchen
Setting the wheels in motion Now a new toy to play with - POGO wheels Dance like the chef From wielding the ladle, Sanjeev Kapoor hops on to the dance floor
Hard, but easy to crack Casuarinas are ideal for bordering the garden
Livewire at The V `The Livewire 2006' held at Vanenburg Park was a medley of activities
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