Taarak
Mehta
Ka
Ooltah
Chashmah
star
Dilip
Joshi
has
called
out
the
makers
of
OTT
shows
for
promoting
bad
language.
The
actor
during
an
interaction
with
comedian
Sorabh
Pant's
YouTube
podcast,
acknowledged
that
some
of
the
shows
on
streaming
platforms
are
'mind-blowing',
but
he
feels
that
the
use
of
bad
language
is
'unnatural'
in
an
Indian
setting.
Dilip
Joshi
said
the
bad
language
is
influencing
our
society
and
added,
"On
OTT
platforms,
we
can
see
some
mind-blowing
work.
There
are
some
great
performances.
But
I
feel
that
there
are
a
lot
of
expletives
used
when
they
are
not
necessary.
If
you
want
to
show
reality,
then
also
show
people
going
to
the
toilet
and
taking
a
bath.
What
you
cater
to
the
audience,
matters.
What
you
see,
remains
with
you.
Do
you
want
to
create
a
society
in
which
people
talk
only
using
abusive
language?
There
is
a
limit
for
everything.
If
it
is
within
limit,
it
is
enjoyable.
If
it
goes
beyond
limit,
it
starts
troubling
you."
Dilip
Joshi
Says
Abusing
In
Hindi
Shows
Feels
Unnatural
He
also
agreed
that
change
is
important,
"Lekin
kya
gaali
dena
aage
badhna
hai
(Does
using
bad
language
means
progress)?"
He
added
that
while
India
is
looking
towards
west
and
copying
them,
they
are
looking
toward
east. "Our
culture
and
traditions
are
the
oldest.
We
have
so
many
amazing
things
in
our
culture
and
without
knowing
that,
you
have
to
blindly
follow
the
West.
In
their
culture,
they
use
the
F-word
a
lot
and
so
it
doesn't
seem
unnatural
in
their
shows
and
content.
It's
not
that
here.
Do
you
talk
to
your
parents
like
that?"
he
added.
Dilip
Joshi
On
Taarak
Mehta
Ka
Ooltah
Chashmah
Talking
about
his
own
show,
Taarak
Mehta
Ka
Ooltah
Chashmah,
the
veteran
actor
revealed
that
because
of
quantity,
quality
suffers.
He
said
when
it
was
a
weekly
show
and
aired
only
four
episodes,
the
writers
had
a
gap
of
a
month
to
write
the
next
four
episodes.
Dilip
Joshi
Plays
Jethalal
In
The
Iconic
Sitcom
Taarak
Mehta
Ka
Ooltah
Chashmah,
the
decade-old
show
is
still
one
of
the
most
loved
sitcoms
on
television.
The
show
not
only
makes
us
nostalgic
of
the
90s,
but
also
brings
fresh
content
every
week.