Now a day, media have become one the major pillars of any democratic system as it covers all aspects of life. We often see celebrities like Politicians, Actors, Models and Players on television, radio, Facebook and newspapers. Many people are of the view that famous people are treated unfairly by the media because of excessive coverage and privacy should be given to them. Whereas, some refute this concept and proclaims that it is the price of their fame. Both points of view will be discussed in order.
On the one hand, we always find electronic, print and social media on toughs to cover maximum information about celebrities. Therefore, whatever they do is always in the news. Thus, they are left with no privacy whatsoever. For example, the media have always been after the Politicians, whether, they are giving a speech, going to a talk show or on the way to a family trip. Furthermore, the same is the case with Actors and the Models. Likewise, the media are being always there to capture them, if they are on the shooting, off the camera and even in commercial markets or other public places. Moreover, it is often witnessed in the Pakistani media that the news of celebrities' personal lives is on aired without getting it endorsed from that particular celebrity.
On the other hand, It is believed by many that almost every person in the present society wants fame and publicity. In addition, it can be explicitly seen in auditions for acting, as thousands of candidates used to stand in lines to be on camera. Certainly, most of the people desire to be in the news, so that the public might renown them. For example, Pakistan Idol a singing reality show launched by a leading media house that was Geo News a couple of years ago. Consequently, more than 500, 000 youngsters approached for auditions. In other words, everybody wants fame, no matter how much sacrifice he/she has to make. Nevertheless, the people who become famous may not claim the privacy from the media as they have adopted this choice by themselves.
In a nutshell, after analysing both perception, In my opinion, people work for their lives for glamour and fame and once they get it, then, they should not avoid excessive media coverage as its primary job of the media to give importance to the celebrities of the country. Though, It is recommended that the media should also be careful and must not indulge in personal lives of celebrities because they are human beings as well.
Now
a day,
media
have become one the major pillars of any democratic system as it covers all aspects of life. We
often
see
celebrities
like Politicians, Actors, Models and Players on television, radio, Facebook and newspapers.
Many
people
are of the view that
famous
people
are treated
unfairly
by the
media
because
of excessive coverage and privacy should be
given
to them. Whereas,
some
refute this concept and proclaims that it is the price of their
fame
. Both points of view will
be discussed
in order.
On the one hand, we always find electronic, print and social
media
on toughs to cover maximum information about
celebrities
.
Therefore
, whatever they do is always in the
news
.
Thus
, they are
left
with no privacy whatsoever.
For example
, the
media
have always been after the Politicians, whether, they are giving a speech, going to a talk
show
or on the way to a family trip.
Furthermore
, the same is the case with Actors and the Models.
Likewise
, the
media
are being always there to capture them, if they are on the shooting, off the camera and even in commercial markets or other public places.
Moreover
, it is
often
witnessed in the Pakistani
media
that the
news
of celebrities' personal
lives
is on aired without getting it endorsed from that particular celebrity.
On the other hand
, It
is believed
by
many
that almost every person in the present society wants
fame
and publicity.
In addition
, it can be
explicitly
seen
in auditions for acting, as thousands of candidates
used
to stand in lines to be on camera.
Certainly
, most of the
people
desire to be in the
news
,
so
that the public might renown them.
For example
, Pakistan Idol a singing reality
show
launched by a leading
media
house
that was Geo
News
a couple of years ago.
Consequently
, more than 500, 000 youngsters approached for auditions.
In other words
, everybody wants
fame
, no matter how much sacrifice he/she
has to
make
.
Nevertheless
, the
people
who become
famous
may not claim the privacy from the
media
as they have adopted this choice by themselves.
In a nutshell, after
analysing
both perception, In my opinion,
people
work for their
lives
for glamour and
fame
and once they
get
it, then, they should not avoid excessive
media
coverage as its primary job of the
media
to give importance to the
celebrities
of the country. Though, It
is recommended
that the
media
should
also
be careful and
must
not indulge in personal
lives
of
celebrities
because
they are human beings
as well
.