In many countries today, crime novels and TV crimes drams are becoming more and more popular. Why do you think these books and TV show are popular? What is your opinion of crime fiction and TV crime dramas?

Nowadays ,
people
have a contentious augment over the popularity rise of crime novels and TV serials. Does the public have their own justification why
this
type
of drama leads an important role in their
life
?
However
, I would like to emphasize my personal notion about the sudden inclination of popularity among the spectators. And
also
how
this
effort in our common
life
. The main motivation of
this
type
of fiction story is to attract the mindset of
people
and create interest among them. On top of that
this
type
of storyline and ends like what we imagine .
For instance
, a suspense thriller ' 108 fiction' mostly
end
with the death of a villain or the failure of a negative character in that. The fascinating thing about
this
is always becoming a discussion topic among the youngsters and the public. Even though
this
has a negative impact on watching
this
type
of movie but
also
is good entertainment for its subscribers .Today we get numerous channels at a cheaper rate ,So everyone is busy with different programs in some area we can
also
see" betting system" about the climates of these serials, it is very interesting to watch these
people
are divided into groups and they will predict how
this
story going to
end
most probably
this
will
end
in a big conflict among them.
Secondly
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another side of
people
thinks that
this
will create a negative mindset among the
people
and
this
will lead to an increase in criminal activities. My opinion is that
this
is only for the entertainment purpose mostly the stories are based on true human
life
which should be extracted from a large group of
people
full stop
this
can help us to think deeply and a to solve complex problems in our
life
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, for example,
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for example
we have a similar problem which occurred in our
life
we don't get panic because the situation is familiar to us. the conclusion we cannot make an
end
to crime novels or TV TV programs by thinking about the negative impact of these genres. It is a matter of how they accept
this
in a positive manner in
life
.
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