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Oct 08, 2013
‘One man’s comedy is an other man’s Macbeth...’
Cyrus Broacha highlights a big problem associated with the genre in this headline. That was also one of the apprehensions networks in the country had before taking the plunge to launch channels catering exclusively to audiences seeking comedy. Given the richness of humour in our primary entertainment window of movies, could the channels have come a tad earlier?
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