So, how can you not be a political person?” Also Read - Did not like the idea of being an actor: Ratna Pathak Shah This should have no space in the 21st century. The importance of caste was reinforced and communal relationships were looked down upon. If you see, in the late ’90s and early 2000s, you can see the intention to create ‘ parampara‘ in society all over again. She said, “It was during the early 2000s that the phase of horrible saas-bahu dramas began, with all their regressive ideas–stuff that we have spent years trying to dump out of the country. The actor, who has been associated with shows like Tara, Idhar Udhar, and Filmi Chakkar among others in the past, told ETimes that everything is political when it comes to creating content on TV. Also Read - I'm headstrong, bossy and I am who I am: Ratna Pathak Shah The actor spoke in her latest interview with a daily and mentioned that the small screen saw a drastic shift from progressive stories to the sudden emergence of ‘ parampara‘. Mumbai: Veteran actor Ratna Pathak Shah says that TV started taking the regressive route in the early 2000s.
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