You feel sick when news channels go crazy over the haircut of Dhoni. Many channels were seen inviting opinion of viewers on whether his new trimmed haircut was better or not.
Doesn't that look cheap? These people don't have any issue left! It really hurts because the viewer is no fool and understands how the media is projecting a false picture of this nation. No wonder everybody these days mocks at journos.
Friday, March 17, 2006
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1 comment:
Guess what amitab has recovered and the news channel CNN ibn sends its film editor and mumbai editor to report live from yash raj studio where amitab is giving the first shot(post recovery) for kabhi alvida naa kahna,can any news channel beat this?
We are bombarded with such trivial news,viewers are helpless.
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