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The show 'Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah' is not as funny as it used to be. Dayaben and other favourite characters left the show and its popularity kept on declining. Although you will find viewers accusing the show of being less comedic and more informative, these days the election-based episodes are worth watching for many reasons.
Episodes of 'Tarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashma'
The episodes on elections, media and politics over the last two weeks may not have been comedy, but there is a big lesson to be learned.
Social service and then fraud
Seeing the workers working in the scorching heat, Tappu Sena could not stop itself and started the buttermilk distribution campaign. After Kurmura Kumar, who served food to everyone without dry fruits, took over, Chana Kumar also started the lemonade distribution campaign in full swing and immediately reached to take credit with his banner. Then all the trouble fell on Gokuldham Society i.e. the helpless public.
The real truth of politics
There are two leaders in the show who belong to different parties, the parties may be different but the aim of both is the same – to woo and impress the public. The kind of atmosphere that was seen in India during the Lok Sabha elections has been beautifully presented in the show.
role of media
The smart moves of politicians are presented by the media as social service and if something goes wrong, it is brushed off like a scene from a movie and it seems like reality. It seems there is no difference between mainstream media and entertainment.
helplessness of the public
Due to the politics of Chana Kumar and Kurmura Kumar, the people of Gokuldham Society, who used to share their joys and sorrows together, got divided into two camps. Only due to the fear that if the leader wins, he will have to face dire consequences. So is the right to vote limited to just one fear? The answer to this question will be seen in the show itself.