Twists And Tales Make Up A Tale

Indian television shows so many diseases. Without these ailments, it is difficult for any track to progress. Here we are going to discuss top 10 diseases that are seen on our TV screens.

1. Autism

It is a neurological disease. The brain’s development is hampered by it. But it is highly possible that a certain center of the brain is over-active. The serial Aapki Antara Aapki Antara was written by Monish Sekhri and Amit >> Read More... was based on the autistic child. It showed through what all troubles the little girl Antara went.

2. Infertility

It is one of those common problems where the female lead or the hero’s mother is unable to bear a child. The society and the family call it a taboo. She is unable to attend any functions or celebrations. And then Whoosh! She finds a child who just loves her at the first sight and the couple adopts the child. This track is seen in Nagarjun, Kala Teeka, Yeh Hai Mohobbatein, Ek Hazaron Mein Meri Behena Hai and much more.

3. Mental imbalance

This is another arrow which the producers shoot. As seen in Sapna Babul Ka- Bidai, the female lead Sara Khan Sara Khan is a popular Indian TV actress. She won >> Read More... was married off to Aalekh. Aalekh was a mentally imbalanced person and behaved like a kid of 5 years. Similar track of two sisters is seen on Swaragini, where Swara is supposed to marry Sanskara. Sanskara fakes his mental imbalance for the sake of revenge from his family.

4. Jasoos Vijay Jasoos Vijay is an Indian detective television sho >> Read More...

The age old story which came on DD national can be called as a pioneer in showing diseases on screen. The detective Vijay is showed to be suffering from AIDS. And we all know how our behavior changes towards a person who is affected by AIDS. Yes, it was one of those awareness segments.

5. Memory Loss (Amnesia)

Another most common disease/ailment shown on screen is memory loss. Amazingly the characters don’t lose their complete memory but only a part. And this part includes their marriage with the lead. Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi, Swaragini, Saath Nibhana Sathiya and much more have shown this. A Big Magic serial, “Bhabhi Ji Ghar Par Hain?” has also screened the tracks in which one of the characters loses his memory and does not even remember his name. Now this is something. It is a complete loss of the memory. But don’t worry. It is never permanent. As the episodes drag the story, slowly the actors regain their memory.

6. Blindness

We saw a track in Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, where the female lead Akshara, fell from the stairs and turned blind. She had damaged her visual connections in the brain.

7. Food Poisoning

It is as common as the change of clothes during a shot. This is one way where the character is not healthy, and so the villains are capable of doing any harm to the family.

8. Boils

The character Santoshi of the devotional serial Santoshi Maa Mythology has always endeared the Indian masses. W >> Read More... is seen to have some ugly boils on her hands. It is due to this reason that her husband and her family kicked her out of the house. But she is a pure devotee. The Divine Mother came and took care of her, because of which Santoshi recovered from her disease.

9. Cancer

It is a good way to show the exit of a character with no way of return, as in the serial Tamanna. The epic Ekta Kapoor’s serial Kasauti Zindagi Ki also showed this track. The first child of Prerna suffered from bone marrow cancer. And to make her live, Prerna gave birth to another child, whose bone marrow would be used for transplantation. Similar tracks were seen in Ek Hazaron Mein Meri Behena Hai.

10. Coma

The actors are on leaves, and so is their character. This is the best way to describe the coma scenes. The lead is in a coma, and all sorts of drama are going on it the family. Then suddenly one day the character regains consciousness to fight with the evil. This could be seen in Meri Aashiqui Tum Se Hi, Sadda Haq >> Read More... , etc.

There are many more diseases that are common on screen, like paralysis, brain hemorrhage, fractures, etc.