#Bishop is right
I express my support for Bishop Joseph Kariyil's recent comments regarding the portrayal of content conflicting with Christian beliefs in recent Malayalam films. His criticism, voiced at a church-organized event for children, rightly addresses the concerning trends in cinema that glorify violence and alcohol use, which contradicts the values upheld by many in our society.
Singling out films like 'Aavesham', 'Premalu', and 'Manjummel Boys' for their depiction of such themes is a necessary step in initiating a dialogue about responsible filmmaking and its impact on our culture, especially on impressionable young minds.The bishop's remarks also shed light on the regulatory shortcomings of the censor board in addressing these issues. The apparent reluctance or inability of the censor board to enforce guidelines that uphold moral standards in cinema is indeed troubling. .
It's high time that authorities take a proactive stance in ensuring that films adhere to ethical standards, rather than merely focusing on box office profits. We must collectively strive for a film industry that reflects and respects the values of our diverse society, rather than perpetuating harmful stereotypes and behaviors.
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