TV-movie production companies are busy for Eid

The Dhaka Times Desk Eid is ahead. And so the TV-movie production companies are busy for Eid. These necessary organizations are spending extremely busy time in ancillary work including film or drama dubbing.

Even though people are busy all year round, Eid is especially busy in the Eid of Ramadan for people related to dramas or movies. Actors and actresses were busy for the last two to three months. They have been busy acting in various TV dramas and movies. But now their preoccupation is mostly with dubbing and related matters. The drama shot is mainly dubbing and editing towards the end. And so the people involved with these dubbing or editing are spending busy time. Day and night are now lonely for them.

Their preoccupation with the release of dramas or movies at the right time. But drama is more busy than movies. Currently there are many TV channels in the country and the work rate of drama workers has also increased. They are getting one drama offer after another. One good thing about this is that the actors don't have to sit idle. They are getting many jobs. On the other hand, another downside is that due to the additional channels, the experienced and inexperienced are also getting into the drama. It does not have quality drama. And because of this many Bangladeshi viewers are leaning towards Indian Bengali channels. Advertisements are another reason for infiltrating Indian channels. Many have opined that this is happening because of unusual advertising campaigns.

However, the statement of the domestic channels in this regard is that many quality programs are aired on the TV channels of Bangladesh. According to them, with so many channels, a competition has also started in advertising campaigns. They are not able to take the desired rate of advertisement due to many channels. Due to which the number of advertisements within the program has also increased. It takes a lot of advertising to cover the monthly budget. They feel that Indian channels get very expensive advertisements. Moreover, several Indian channels are pay-channels. And so they pay less for advertising. The people associated with the TV channels of this country gave the opinion that the situation in our country is completely different. They feel that there are still many channels in our country which are unprofitable. If advertising were to be reduced, these channels would cease to exist.

But one thing for the viewers of our country is that we want to see good quality programs in the next Eid-ul-Fitr. Foreign channels will not care if it is a quality show.