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Violence in films has led to a number of problems in society. What are these problems and how can they be solved?

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Nowadays we can watch a number of genres of movies and crime is one of them, which has created havoc in today’s society. In my view, the biggest drawback is that we can see more and more crimes being committed. I hold an opinion that
such
 movies should be banned. It is inevitable that these days heinous crimes are increasing. When a person who is hot-headed and watches a
movie
 which has substantial violence in it, he motivates from it.
In other words
, whatever we see in
cinema we
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cinema, we
 want to reciprocate, and it applies in it
also
.
For example
, in my country, these days newspaper are flooded with crimes like rape, murder etc. It creates fear in society. Means that, citizens are more vulnerable after watching dreadful acts in the cinema. They feel that it may happen
with
Suggestion
to
 them and feel mentally weak.
On the other hand
, when we talk about a cure, prevention seems to be justified. Putting a total ban on
such
 kind of
movie
 can be an answer to
this
 cause. Take Bhutan for an example, It has a certain prohibition on what should be shown to their public.
Although
 putting a total ban might not be easy, it will give some time in which, a government can educate its people and afterwards can lift the ban.
Furthermore
, it should come up with certain
grades which
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grades, which
 can be given to all the movies. If a
movie
 is graded, it would be very easy to judge what to watch. In conclusion, people act what is seen in a film, so government should be very careful what sort of
movie
 should be released or allowed with certain restrictions.

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