Man inspired by ‘Sooryavansham-fatigue’ writes to channel

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], Jan 18 (ANI): Fans love to keep their eyes on their favorite filmstars on the silver screen and television again and again. However, an overdose of the same movies on television every week can be a killer and can even drive fans to the cosmic edge.

A letter went viral on Wednesday in which a viewer asked a private television channel to stop telecasting Amitabh Bachchan starrer family drama Sooryavansham (1999), which is shown almost every Sunday.

Amitabh Bachchan’s fans may not have been amused by the letter, but the sender did not hold back when it came to expressing his thoughts clearly and eloquently in Hindi.

The letter read, “Thanks to your channel, me and my family now know Hira Thakur (played by Big B in the film) and her family (Radha, Gauri) as we know our own kin. We can memorize all the dialogues. I want to ask how many more times you (channel) will telecast this movie? How many times do they plan to revisit this film? If my mental peace and sanity are affected by repeated showing of the same film then who will take the responsibility? I humbly request you to redress my grievance on priority basis.

The sender did not disclose any personal details and only referred to himself as ‘Suryavansham-Peerit’ (persecuted by Suryavansham).

The letter was posted at the private channel’s Mumbai office with a query, to which the sender said he hoped to receive a reply under the Right to Information Act, 2005.

Letter. Which went viral on social media, netizens also commented a lot.

“Do you have the same question?” wrote a netizen.

Another quipped, “Don’t waste gajar ka halwa on them who deserve Suryavansham wali kheer.”

Another Twitter user wrote, “I have never seen anything on repeat more than Sooryavansham.”

Besides Amitabh Bachchan, Mukh included southern belles Soundarya, Jayasudha, Anupam Kher and Kader Khan. (ANI)

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