Hindi Tv Show Desh Ke Mudde

This is a series that is aired on Yuva iTV. This shows the current affairs of India. It features interviews with different peoples who are somehow connected to the circumstances so that people can connect with them and realise how the process is going. The interviewer asks the questions for the community and by the community and the interviewee gives the best answer while linking them to the main public. The topics discussed are the current political problem going in India.

People want to know the answer and sometimes (or should we say most of the times?). The viewer just gets the knowledge of the thing going on in the news but news don’t depict the measures taken and the troubles of the common man. The program tells the real life situation, and the person they are interviewing tells the viewers the information news don’t tell them.

The program interviews everyone from the common man to the Chief Minister. They telecast everything from terrorism to politics. Sometimes they broadcast youth discussions so that citizens can know the point of the upcoming generation. They go for pro and cons of the topic giving us a clear view in both the situations. The reason is not to have a conflict with each other but learning that every coin has two sides. If there is something superior done in politics, there is a side effect people are neglecting. \

The TV series is by BJP, and thus one can expect it to be as innocent one can get. BJP allows them to express the point of views of everyone who want to put forward their ideas and conflicts in public. They have different panels for students and for the political parties. One can even see the different viewpoints of political parties and can get pretty interesting. One can ask a question from the concerned person in the show.

The black background adds on to the grim situation of the country and the best thing is there is no other visuals to deflect the mind of the viewer from the main topic. The show is simple and focuses on the situation only. The motive is not only to distribute the knowledge but also listen to the problems and telling the government indirectly how people of different level are talking about the situation and what steps they have to take to mend them. It’s a win-win chance for both public and the parliament.