The current trend of making
technology the bad guy in our life appears to be continuing with the Netflix release of "Ctrl," which stars
ananya Panday. Along with previous films like "Kho Gaye Hum Kahan," the film emphasizes the detrimental effects of
social media and artificial intelligence, frequently going too far with the idea.
Those in this new category typically live in cities and have enough money to get by comfortably. Due to their extensive use of
social media, their encounters with the most prevalent issues, such breakups or
job pressure, appear to be 10 times more intense. Movies like "Ctrl" primarily show us how
social media undermines our privacy and self-worth, frequently fuels cybercrime, and causes mental
health issues that show up in the "real" world.
From religiously driven
terrorists to stern parents, the
indian film
industry has always had a wide range of villains in its coffers. Therefore, it seems like the most recent addition to the gang when AI and
social media are portrayed as villains. We wonder about the creators' intentions in light of this recent change in
indian filmmaking.
It makes us question if the filmmakers are genuinely trying to alert us to the risks of
social media or if they are only using
technology to create a villain to fill the hole left by new-age baddies. Instead of going out of their way to overly villainize something that has grown to be such a significant part of our world, the filmmakers would be better served by showing the real threats of the
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