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Showing posts with label Judges. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Judges. Show all posts

Monday, January 30, 2012

Hindi TV Serial - Adalat - Mistakes shown in the recent episodes of the show

Typically, although the show had a lot of antics in the case, and had mistakes in the legal and judicial system in the show, there were not too many seemingly obvious mistakes. However, recent episodes had some major mistakes that seemed worse than what was possible; maybe they had stopped doing any consultation before releasing the show, or even writing the script.
Typically, the show has a sequence where the defense lawyer does a lot of hard questioning, and is then able to upset the main culprit or others, and manages to provoke them to admit to the crime of murder, and the accused manages to be declared innocent. What used to happen in this case was that the judge would declare the accused free, and order the others to be arrested for trial. This is fair, since the case was not against them, and if they are to be accused of murder, they need to have a fair trial against them (this is the sequence, that if A is accused of murder, KD Pathak manages to show that B is the murderer, and then the judge sets A free, and orders the arrest of B).
However, this was broken in a recent case whereby the judge decided to set the accused free, and then, on the basis of some evidence presented by KD, and the admission by the parties, decided to sentence them to life imprisonment. There was no trial, there was no defense lawyer for them, and suddenly they are sentenced to life imprisonment.
In another recent episode, a young child is tried for murder. Now, children are typically not tried for murder in a regular court, and are instead tried in a juvenile court for any crimes they may have committed, since they are not supposed to be responsible enough in terms of maturity to be tried for serious crimes. And yet, here this young boy was, being tried for murder.

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Long running music talent program - new season of Indian Idol on Sony TV

Indian Idol is a long running serial on Sony TV, now running on the 5th edition (the show itself being modeled on a popular American serial of the same type and format). The concept of the show is fairly simple; people from all over the country can apply to showcase their talent (and by now, the auditions of Indian Idol are huge, with a large number of people from all over the country wanting to apply), and then take part in several rounds, being judged by eminent musicians and singers (a jury of 3, out of which Anu Malik seems to be the ever-present member).
Over a period of time, the winner of the contest gets a lot of fame, the opportunity to get a break into the singing industry, and also huge awards from the sponsors (in this case, a 1 year contract with Sony BMG, and also 1 crore as prize money). The winner of the First Indian Idol was Abhijeet Sawant, who is also one of the presenters for the show, the other being Prajakta Shukre (who placed 4th in the first season of Indian Idol). The judges for this season have been changed, with Anu Malik remaining (he remains the judge with the sharpest tongue, claiming that he is a straight talking person), with the others being the singer, Sunidhi Chauhan, as well as the musician and singer Salim Merchant. Both of them are a bit softer on the contestants, but otherwise have their own opinions, and it is also pretty clear that they will take their own decisions (not swayed by Anu Maik). In addition, it is also rumored that the channel would prefer that there be always some amount of conflict so that the show also remains interesting.

Video of Indian idol 5 Auditions 26th April 2010



Indian idol 5 Auditions 26th April 2010 Episode 1

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