What is Anjumm Fakih's Perspective on Youth and Content Consumption?

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Key Takeaways
- Anjumm Fakih emphasizes the evolving nature of audience preferences.
- Youth today crave fresh and unique content.
- The show aims to connect urban audiences with the essence of rural India.
- Success depends on audience engagement and appreciation.
- Authenticity in storytelling is crucial for resonating with viewers.
Mumbai, July 20 (NationPress) Actress Anjumm Fakih has set forth on an exciting new venture with the reality show, "Choriya Chaliye Gaon".
In an exclusive interview with IANS, she expressed her insights on the crucial role of youth in today's content consumption landscape.
Anjumm noted that audience preferences evolve every few years. She emphasized that today's youth are more vocal and seek fresh content and unique narratives.
During her conversation with IANS, she remarked, "India possesses an abundance of talent and creativity. Kudos to the visionary behind Choriya Chaliye Gaon. We are presenting something distinctive and deeply rooted for our viewers. The most exciting aspect? We're not heading to a glamorous city, but immersing ourselves in a genuine village. The essence of India lies in its rural life, which constitutes a significant part of our nation. I believe this show will strike a chord with audiences from both urban and rural backgrounds. Regarding its success—that lies in the audience's hands. If they enjoy it, it will thrive for years. If not, it concludes. It's as straightforward as that."
Expressing her enthusiasm about participating in "Choriya Chaliye Gaon", Anjumm shared that being a city dweller, it was a challenge to turn down the opportunity to experience rural life.
"Moreover, I have always wanted to collaborate with Zee. My most successful roles and shows—Ek Tha Raja Ek Thi Rani, Kundali Bhagya, Rani Rageshwari, Srishti—were on Zee TV. So whenever I have the chance to work with Zee again, I seize it."
She further added that she has never encountered a concept like this before, even on an international scale. Describing the show as fresh, innovative, and exciting, Anjumm stated, "I believe the audience will find it thoroughly entertaining to witness how city girls adapt to rural life. Personally, I am both nervous and excited. Even though I was born in a village, I haven't returned in over fifteen years. Now, having the chance to visit a different village feels like a new experience, and I am unsure of what to anticipate. But that's what adds to the fun—this sense of curiosity and unpredictability."