But the trolling that ensued after the latest episode pitting mothers against their marriageable daughters. The subject of the show was how young women demand.
NEEYA NAANA LATEST GIRL SPEAKS TV
Well, today you all will watch a debate on the most discussed and controversial topic which is called dowery, though this word was used to show the love and concern of parents towards their daughter as you all know that in today’s modern era it has become the worth of a girl and a girl will be judged by the goods and the weight of the loaded truck comes from her house. The popular Tamil audience talk show 'Neeya Naana' is known for its polarising debates. The latest episode of Tamil talk show Neeya Naana which was aired on Vijay TV on Sunday has created quite a bit of discussion on social media. However, all the contestants presented their valuable thoughts on it and shared their personal taste of music and also the experience of vibing on the music.
Talking about the previous episode so there was a debate on music where two teams clashed talking on the better era of the music where they argued on 90s Music Vs 2000s Music. In all previous seasons and episodes as well, we have watched almost 212 debate topics which is a great deal in itself because finding new topics and seeking the attention of people is not an easy deal but the show is making its place everywhere. So, on the 24th of October 2021, we will watch a debate on Dowry Vs Property for Women, however, the makers have dropped a promo on Twitter account where it can be seen that how warm the environment of the set is going to be. Though the show has completed its 23 super seasons with 212 interesting episodes today’s topic is something that is needed to be discussed. Today the show will discuss one of the most important topics that you ever watched in the history of it. However, the makers of Neeya Naana are leaving no stone unturned to gather the attention of its audience and for this, the show has been managing its fan base among the people very pleasingly.
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