Archive · 26 Jun 2025
Author critiques the current state of Indian reality TV.
Imagine watching the same kind of shows over and over again on TV.
That's what the author thinks is happening with reality TV in India.
They used to be exciting with stars like Dolly Bindra and Pooja Misra, but now they're all similar, like 'Bigg Boss'.
The author points out how reality TV seems to have become uninteresting.
They also think that because of social media, the new 'stars' are now influencers.
The author found that they could not even watch the reality show 'The Traitors', and they would rather do the dishes than watch the show.
The author critiques the repetitive nature of Indian reality television formats.
The author feels the reality shows have become repetitive, similar to 'Bigg Boss'.
Ashish Vidyarthi is noted for his lack of interest in performing.
The author reminisces about reality television's past, mentioning Dolly Bindra and Pooja Misra.
Social media's influence is considered as a factor in the changing landscape of reality TV.
- Who
- The author is discussing Indian reality TV, and the viewing audience.
- What
- The author critiques the current state of Indian reality television.
- When
- The author reflects on the present state compared to earlier days.
- Where
- The article is focused on India's reality TV scene.
- Why
- The author feels that reality TV has become repetitive.
- Show Mentioned
- The Traitors
- Notable Figure
- Ashish Vidyarthi
- Influential Personalities Mentioned
- Dolly Bindra, Pooja Misra