Paras Madaan, actor in Star Plus show Pocket Mein Aasmaan, believes it’s time for Indian TV shows to step up. He says women characters need stronger and more realistic stories.
He points out that many shows still use old-school stereotypes. Women keep getting cast as the same roles – perfect daughters-in-law, sacrificing moms, or drama-filled seductresses.
Paras feels this limits female characters and makes their stories less relatable. He wants to see characters who reflect real women with depth and flaws.
Good news is, change is happening. New shows are finally bringing in multi-dimensional, bold female leads.
He hopes this shift continues and becomes a standard in the TV world. Viewers are ready for fresh, honest storytelling that does justice to women.
Actors like Paras are speaking up, and that might just push more makers to break the mold.
With strong voices and better writing, Indian TV could head toward a more modern and meaningful direction.