Guardians of Madness by Yash Bhagwat, is a short skit depicting a situation. 4 OCD patients meet at their doctor's clinic. While they are waiting for their turn to meet the doctor, they exhibit their mental disorders. As the waiting period is long, they intermingle with each other, discussing their mental issues. Eventually they try to do some group exercise to overcome their disorder.
Subject is good, acting is excellent. It could have been a hilarious play. But by introducing very bad abuses, to provide cheap entertainment, brings the level of this play down. It actually shows the mentality of the writers/actors, who feel that comedy is not possible without shamelessness, double meaning dialogues or abuses. These folks should actually watch movies like "Andaz Apna Apna" or Hungama to understand that hilarious acts can be created without all this rubbish.
A humble request to Yash Bhagwat, to modify the script and remove all the bad words and rubbish(your answer to the interview question) from the act. It does not make the play at all hilarious, rather it makes it very obscene.
You are really talented. Please utilize your talent for raising the morals and ethics of the society, rather than depleting them.
Thank you
Subject is good, acting is excellent. It could have been a hilarious play. But by introducing very bad abuses, to provide cheap entertainment, brings the level of this play down. It actually shows the mentality of the writers/actors, who feel that comedy is not possible without shamelessness, double meaning dialogues or abuses. These folks should actually watch movies like "Andaz Apna Apna" or Hungama to understand that hilarious acts can be created without all this rubbish.
A humble request to Yash Bhagwat, to modify the script and remove all the bad words and rubbish(your answer to the interview question) from the act. It does not make the play at all hilarious, rather it makes it very obscene.
You are really talented. Please utilize your talent for raising the morals and ethics of the society, rather than depleting them.
Thank you