God's Town

 God's Town" ...!

When we were little, life was colorful and television was completely colorless. He was the master of black and white in colorless mass media. Less TV, more channels, but the programs were very standard. The main reason behind this seemed to be the fierce competition in front of the writers, the wide selection of the TV people and the limited choice of the viewers and the limited resources to get more viewership for the TV. 

In such cases, many good writers would publish their plays and their drama books would be well read. Not only were there good playwrights on TV, but there were also a large number of good playwrights in print. Asghar Nadeem Syed's masterpieces include Winds, Eclipse, Salvation, Slave Circulation and Thirst. , Full Moon Night, Voice, Shaukat Siddiqui's Drama 'God's Town' Launched on Pakistan Television in 1969, Khuda Basti also has the honor of being aired three times on television and translated into 42 languages. Ashfaq Ahmed & # 39; s Parrot Story, Manchle Ka Soda, Hairat Kadha, Bano Qudsia, Kamal Rizvi, Hasina Moin & # 39; s Famous Masterpieces , Tears, Closures, Mirrors, Candles of Ms. Fatima Suraya Bijaya, Afshan, Arousa, Anna, Anarkali, Zeenat, Aghai, Babar, Sasi Pinnu, Amjad Islam Amjad's Famous Heir, Athar Shah Khan's Hi Jedi, Anwar Maqsood Crooked and other humorous programs and Khaledrov's Angar Wadi and Log are masterpieces of literary, scientific and intellectual endeavors that will be considered among the creative masterpieces of the era. The world is also acclaimed for writing, acting and directing these literary works. The translation of these plays into different languages ​​of the world is also a scholarly and literary standard 

In fact, in this "town of God", people are moving towards increasing scientific heights, the tunes of the educational revolution are being sung. The establishment of universities and the management of education are always in the news, but that standard literature is no longer on television. Dramas are being made and broadcast well, but their quality is now shifting from literary to broadcast. The content of these dramas has also become obscure. On the other hand, a few good stories have been kept out of the spotlight due to people's haste, various engagements, turbulent political situation and conveniences.

Dummy politicians' rioting, imitation, gossiping and mocking in the name of humor, which was started on news channels on private TV channels, continued in the name of humor, which does not continue with colds and it burns itself. He is working to get salt with his hands on the cut. A couple of columnists have started verbal policing on electronic media after the print, which has put the trend of the youth in the same color. With the advent of sportsmen in politics, political language has become commentary. On the other hand, journalistic literature has now become a market language. The abundance of short stories and metaphors has also taken social media by storm. In the writings, people used to read and digest the words in their family dialects, but now on TV, these words are used by the poets in the language of the poet, that is, the refuge of God. Some people use it to predict freedom of expression, but only when Al Jazeera and Sahar TV Iran If we look at it, it becomes clear that the tone of the grocers, retailers and stonemasons of Perohai and Raja Bazaar has now been adopted by our intellectuals and thinkers. The news on all the news channels is the same, the comedy programs are the same, the sports programs and so on are different only because of the logo, otherwise they are a complete replica of each other.

Well, no matter what sector they belong to, men or women, they want to show the confusion of talking on TV with alcohol and screaming. Talk shows are about to scratch each other's faces. I wish a journalist would take the trouble to do some research and analysis on the psychological problems created in the public due to talk shows.

God's city is now becoming a mess. Now there are TV colors, jokes in programs, color in conversation, physical appearance in acting and dramas in the society. The bird of literature has now flown away from the festivals here and there are four hundred dead vultures sitting at your own temple waiting for your death so that they can worship their bellies ...!