They asked the Neeya Naana team about this. Many participants in the men – supporters side were disappointed that they never got a chance to tell their views. He said that participants in the first row have answered his question and further replies were not needed.īy then it was already 1.30 PM. Those who dared to shout out their views from the other rows were silenced by Mr.Gopinath. Ladies in the first row appeared keen to keep the mike with them. Participants in the other rows kept voicing their views from the opposite side. These views were countered by a few ladies seated in the first row of the opposite side. Only a few were encouraged by Mr.Gopinath to tell their views. At the end of an hour, most of the participants on that side were hushed up. Those who could not give a satisfactory answer got harsh rebukes. For the next one hour, Mr.Gopinath picked out participants one by one, and threw questions at them on a host of men related issues. He said he was frustrated because participants were not giving answers as he expected. But she was encouraged to continue talking.Īfter 30 minutes of talking to the carefree side, Mr.Gopinath appeared stressed out. This young lady did not use respectful language ( her exact words were “thanni adichittu mattai aagiduvanga”). But another young lady who spoke of her team mates behaviour was encouraged to talk. Gopinath instructed her was not to talk about personal “stories”. As the mike moved among participants, they allowed a few participants to talk for long about specific points, but gave rude rebukes to a few participants for other points.įor Ex., the lady who started talking about her personal experiences was rudely asked to stop. It looks like Mr.Gopinath or Mr.Antony had specific points in mind. Then I realized that it was the director prompting loudly. At first, I felt strange that there was an echo for anything he says. Gopinath spoke was prompted by the director. Gopinath introduced the topic as “Women’s view of Men – Carefree or Suffering”. He had a brief discussion with the director, followed by a briefing with the assistants. like don’t grab the mike, instead ask for it etc.įinally, Mr. After this, his assistants instructed participants on the do’s and dont’s. He gave us a list of points to be spoken about, and a list of points to be avoided. Antony, the director of Neeya Naana, instructed both sides of participants. Gopinath, the famous host of Neeya Naana. This continued for around an hour while we waited for Mr. Then, we were asked to look straight for 10 minutes. We were asked to clap continuously with a smile on our faces. Reason given for this was participant’s dress colors and appearance should look well spread out when viewed on TV. But, the seating arrangements were changed again and again for an hour. the Neeya Naana set was there in front of us. Names were called out and participants were sorted as per their views – Men supporters on one side and Men haters on the other side. We waited outside the Studio till 11.30 AM. 3 ladies had already participated in Neeya Naana before. A few were calling up friends and relatives to inform of their participation in Neeya Naana. Most of the participants were busy discussing and debating points. There were chairs for participants outside the studio. There was a steady flow of participants till 10.30 AM. It was “How do women view men – are men dominating or responsible?” During registration, the topic conveyed to me was slightly different. We registered my name with the Neeya Naana team there.
We reached Prasad Studio in Vadapalani around 9.30 AM. We drove from Pollachi to Chennai that night. I confirmed that I would be there the next day morning. He asked if I can come to Prasad Studios in Chennai the next morning. Based on this, he concluded that I think men toil hard. and even if there was one, I am comfortable being born as who I am now.
As the discussion progressed, he asked me if I think being born as a man is fortunate and if I would like to be born as a man in my next birth. He urged me to answer it based on my general perception of men. My instant reply was that I cannot generalize men. The topic was “Are men having a good time., or are they toiling hard”? The caller was from Neeya Naana and he asked for my views on this topic. While watching the show a month earlier, my husband noticed a running scroll at the bottom inviting participation applications from women professionals So, I applied for it.Ī week later, I got a call from Vijay TV. But, I thought Neeya Naana was focusing on facts and public awareness. Other debates on TV focus on how well a person can debate. I like the constructive discussions between general public. I was an avid fan of Vijay TV’s Neeya Naana talk show.
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