Malayalam Tv Show Ente Vartha

Ente Vartha, the show on the channel Amrita TV introduced the concept of Citizen Journalism. The show casts the skills of ordinary people in matters of news sense, reporting, and even moral responsibilities. Through the show, the channel has brought for the viewers the conditions existing in the poor and backwards areas of the country and especially the state. It brings forward the realities of life and brings certain cases and situations that desperately need attention. It has an entirely new concept not just for the Malayalam television but to the whole of Kerala.

Ente Vartha has attracted a lot of attention on account of the social work it has done and the number of donations made. Also, it lays a lot of emphasis on certain conditions of the society that are not just unheard of but are not given importance. After finishing about 200 episodes and making numerous reports, it has also given donations amounting to around Rs. 25 million. It not just seeks to bring forward the conditions in the state and raise issues but also improve the skills of ordinary people who filed unalloyed and raw information.

The show was cast every day at around 10.30pm on the channel Amrita TV. The Citizen Journalists who are a part of the show are members of the general public but are part of different professions are impelled by ethical fervour, they report on the instances of injustice, corruption as well as the wrongdoing that exists in society. They have all the qualities of an ideal news hound and possess insatiable curiosity. Ente Vartha has created about 400 Citizen Journalists in all parts of Kerala and has even made it to around 600 breaking news and also a lot of front-page articles.

The Citizen Journalists have brought out topics that are not caught in mainstream media and bring to the intention of the people and also to the notice of the officials. Ente Vartha even upgraded its policies and besides reporting news, it even moved to a redressal of grievances. The stories revolve around countless cases of patients in medical emergencies, students children rendered homeless in tragedies, and even students whose studies were blocked all of them arising because of financial issues.

The show moved the viewers so much that donations poured generously as the audience participated more and more in helping and thus improving the miserable conditions in which people live. The show has acquired a lot of appreciation slowly transforming from one that showed incidents to one that can not only report but also ensure remedy to the problem it depicts. Ente Vartha aired on Amrita TV at 10.30om every Sunday.