Well. The 'Marquee Blog' of CNN had a nice article on reality shows and real problems. The show seems to be talking about several problems involving raising a loan for a dream home,a different house warming ceremony and biometric locks, problems with kids etc.
The creative click here is basically the place where everything actually happens-the home and the people who are passionately glued to it. If one looks at the economic policies through a lens and gradually takes away the lens from there only to focus on the place where these may not be discussed but their immediate social and economic effects find a demonstration.
The RBI in India has raised the interest rates on loans to fight a rather intriguing inflation rate while food inflation has perplexed many a thinker (10.5%). This is something like the temperature of a patient not receding in spite of several antibiotics and treatment based on several investigation reports. If one visits a typical Indian home these days where some one is trying to buy a new item or simple vegetables, the 'real' problems are already there!
In essentials, reality shows turn real when there is a clever (but not crafted) link between those governing and those who are governed. One needs a clear understanding of policies and frameworks.
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