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"The Real face of Metro Cities" By - Rahul Vimal

Metropolitan cities” as a word, to hear it feels luxurious from the human perspective in society. If you look at it from deep inside. You will definitely hate it. There are so many reasons that not only clarify you but also make you visible at any angle. People's lives are not as easy as they look in metro cities. It’s so complex. If you look into it from a villager's perspective, you can’t even think about how a person can spend her/his day in a room without talking to anybody. People are so focused; even though they know that talking is necessary for every human being in this world, they are still doing the same thing over and again. They don’t have time to talk; they don’t have time to share their emotions. In this, people become money-oriented instead of living-oriented. Sometimes, they don’t even care about the feelings of anybody. They don’t even know the real culture. Whenever I look into society with my eyes, I really don’t understand why this is going on.

Sometimes I don’t understand—why? We proudly call that “we live in metro cities," even though they don’t have any standards or respect in society. Still, they believe. Other states can’t compare with it. But they will never tell you why they go out of the station whenever they need a break. Because they know the metals made things that give satisfaction, but not pleasure. Metro cities can provide you with anything that is new, but in an artificial form.

Here is the best example of it.
"Kothi," which we call "bungalow," has a 50 sq meter hall, 5-10 rooms, and everything that should be in there to describe it. But the reality is quite different, which seems better from far away. In it people don’t talk to each other, and they don’t even share their problems with each other. They are becoming gadget-conscious people instead of health-conscious.

Whenever I go to my uncle's house or a relative's house—those who live in metro cities, I see them, and I think about what has happened with their lifestyle. Some years ago, they used to wake up at 5 am, but now the phenomenon has totally changed. The dressing sense and everything have changed, which is not what it used to look like but is completely different. The sense is derived by IMPERIALISM (meaning accepting the other culture without understanding its value and by losing our cultural value).

As I said, you will find everything in metro cities, but in artificial form, not in natural form. Exactly… the taste is artificial, but you have no choice because there is no such option to choose a substitute. if we talk about food or dry foods. They will be bringing in the Silver Bowl, sometimes a gold-water-coated plate, and the bowl.

But the taste of it is not there….. because it’s tasteless.
Why? Why?
Because they are followers of SHOW OFF nature’s persons and MIND SHARE…without considering the reality of it.

Not even the base of it.

By
Rahul Vimal
Student of Master's in Mass Communication
Gautam Buddha University
India.

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