Saturday, August 18, 2012

Satyamev Jayate

Impact of Satyamev Jayate

As always Aamir has been the odd one of the pact. His initiative for coming into television from the curtains of the mainstream cinema was to create awareness and so he has. Satyamev Jayate is not a talk show that merely discusses issues at hand. It has reached every soul around the world that wishes to take action upon injustice.


Detailed information about the impact of the show can be found at Impact of Satymev Jayate. A critical thing to note is how the SMJ team has utilized the resources of the Internet, Facebook, Twitter, viewers opinion and YouTube messages for collecting feedback from every corner of the world. The world is looking up to India for solving the similar issues they face in their own country. Difference being, India is in a position to make those changes but has been stalling the engine for quite a while and that's why this show hit the ground running. We as Indians were aware about all these issues at hand, but nobody was willing to discuss the solutions. Barkha Dutt is one of the most renowned Journalist in India and hosts a show "We the People" on NDTV. But is the impact the same? 

What is the difference between the issues that Barkha Dutt talks about and how Satyamev Jayate presents their research based data? How is that we could not change the our laws then? Was their work done in vein? Or was everything leading up to this moment in time? How long do we take to realize that we have a problem brewing at home?

Wake up India, the fight has only just begun, Aamir cannot fight this battle by himself, there has to be revolution within ourselves, in order to keep the candle burning. Don't let him down, don't let all the work of all NGO's around India who are struggling without government aide to help the abused. 


Contribute to the show by providing solutions you think are plausible even if it is on a small scale. 

Jai Hind

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