Our very own DoorDarshan keeps alive very fond
memories of watching the favorite programs together with family members.
The laughs, the cries, the discussions, the humming of favorite songs are all
what made everything so much lively. I still remember the program Rangoli which
used to be aired every Sunday morning...I still remember the
excitement we all had to watch the songs. And I am glad that Rangoli is still
aired with same routine.
But today though technology has made
everything a piece of cake, as we can enjoy our favourite programs & songs
anytime anywhere with our choice but that little happiness of togetherness has
slowly slipped. Many many such sweet memories have etched our heart deep down
and they will remain forever alive.
Feeling nostalgia about the together time
spent with solo channel that spilled eternal happiness with multiple memories.
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@Meenal
Indeed, the current generation will never know what it was like in a time when a family gathered around the radio (am I dating myself?) or the TV, to share a program together. No recordings. No DVDs or DVRs.
ReplyDeleteYes the importance of a single tv set or an only radio for filling our lives with entertainment was so enriching.
DeleteWe (old friends) often talk of DoorDarshan these days... choices may have been limited but we still remember them so well for the wonderful times they gave us growing up. I guess today's generation would never believe us when we say we had just one channel :D
ReplyDeleteGodyears.net
Kids can't even imagine having a single tv channel. I guess our generation had a wonderful time and we are witnessing the drastic changes.
DeleteScarcity makes things more valuable. Moreover, there were a lot of quality content and variety in DD.
ReplyDeleteYes all programmes were thoughtful and well slotted.
DeleteTrue! Chitrahaar, hum log... And many more. The way we used to wait for it. We had black and white TV and all of us used to watch TV together. I liked that doordarshan music.
ReplyDeleteBlack and white tv also had its charm. Thanks Payal for dropping by :)
DeleteDoordarshan holds fond memories for a whole lot of us who grew up watching it. Thanks for refreshing those memories for us , Sonal :)
ReplyDeleteHappy that we took you down to memory lane :)
DeleteI am still a fan!! :) Nice one!
ReplyDeleteEven me, every Sunday watching Rangoli is like a tradition at home.
DeleteDD Days were so wonderful. Sometimes, we would even watch Krishi Darshan. Chitrahar, Rangoli, the various serials, animation movies and my favourite were the regional languages films shown on Sunday afternoons. Ah! Those were the days!!
ReplyDeleteYa, less but impactful. My fav is story narration series.
DeleteMy memories with Doordarshan go back to whole family sitting together on weekends to watch the serials. And, that starting music. Who can forget that...
ReplyDeleteDisha, you word saying DD starting music makes me feel as though I am listening to it right now.
DeleteHow aptly said, technology has got the whole wide world on our feet. but the belonging is missing from it. I remember whole family, infact even friends sitting together and enjoying TV Doordarshan on Sundays..
ReplyDeleteLovely memories.
We all had lovely memories of those times, how we used to plan day's events to watch the serials on DD and now we can schedule serials. Two sides with its features :))
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