'Premam' exorcism

The Kerala police has started ‘Premam' witch hunt by arresting three teen agers at Kollam. The question asked by the mother of one of the boys that ' would they arrest all the one and a half lakh people who viewed this film  online’ is very relevant.

This cinema is a poorly crafted one depicting all the vices in the society. These vices are no longer bad for them and youngsters can do what they like according to the film producers. Smoking, drinking, drug abuse, mutual fighting, ox-love, vulgar parenthood etc is are fully pictured in the film. How could a film run all the time with bottom script “smoking is injurious to health” when the Government spends profusely for tobacco control?

 On seeing this film a teenager will confuse what is moral and what is not..  The moral classes now conducted in schools and colleges are to be rediscovered to match the likings of the youngsters.  The hero of all wickedness and his friends in this film in black attire, are now role models for many teen agers. As the hero loves his teacher, young teachers find a tough time now colleges to take their classes. When a teacher turns to the black board for writing something, she often hears a loud call 'Malare'. This seems rather horrific.

The persons responsible for these nasty incidents are the producers of the film and the members of the Censor Board. A film full of vices, which is to be certified as A now runs house packed  in all theatres without that certification. The viewers are mostly school-college students.The government should immediately check whether this film is fit for teenagers and also seek the opinion of the parent-teacher community. By that time police should stop their exorcism against youngsters and take action against the producers of the film for deceiving the entire community.

K A Solaman