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ARTICLE · 16 OCTOBER 2024

Behind The Drama: When Reality TV Gets Too Real

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Reality TV has become a mainstay for every day television viewing in the entertainment category due to its promise to showcase the real-life events...

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Ria Hiranandani
Ria Hiranandani

Reality TV has become a mainstay for every day television viewing in the entertainment category due to its promise to showcase the real-life events of the contestants involved along with a touch of drama and twisted gossip. Shows like Big Boss, Khatron Ke Khiladi, etc, give the viewers a glimpse of all that goes in the lives of TV actors and participants.

However, what these directors do not showcase is the serious ethical and legal concerns that arise beneath the surface of such stimulating content. Issues such as emotional manipulation, informed consent, and privacy invasions frequently infect the production process. As the consumption of such content continues to grow, it encourages the spectators to critically analyse the questions about the obligations of producers and the well-being of participants, thereby throwing limelight to the need for a deeper examination of the practices that take place in the reality TV industry.

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