Television sensation Fahmaan Khan has opened up about what made shows on the small screen so popular in the 2000s. The actor said that Indian television has a very dramatic format for storytelling and added that he doesn't think the small screen is not practical.
Talking about what made shows in the 2000s so popular, Fahmaan told IANS: 바카라Firstly, Ekta Kapoor did a fabulous job with bringing the kind of dramas that she did. I think that바카라s where it started and began to boom. But I think we caught on to our own identity of storytelling.바카라
The actor asserted that Indian television has its own unique way of putting across stories and telling them.
바카라Indian television has a very dramatic format to tell stories, which I think we are as people also. We Indians are dramatic in our lives, although we claim to be very practical today. We are still very dramatic바카라바카라
Citing an example, Fahmaan said that a simple sentence like 바카라I love you바카라 in Hindi is more impactful.
바카라If you have Hindi language it is very dramatic. That is why 바카라I love you바카라 is very simple in English, but in Hindi, 'Main tumse pyaar karta hun' doesn바카라t come out that simply. It comes out with a lot of drama. Television shows in India became a hit in the 2000s because of the drama we got in,바카라 said Fahmaan.
The actor, who became a sensation after his roles in shows such as 'Kya Qusoor Hai Amala Ka?', 'Ishq Mein Marjawan', 'Mere Dad Ki Dulhan', 'Imlie', and 'Pyaar Ke Saat Vachan Dharampatani', shared that people do like that.
바카라Yes, urban cities have evolved, and we tend to cater to more practical stuff. I don바카라t think that television is not practical, I think we are just dramatising everything we show that is happening in our lives. That is the reason why,바카라 he said.
