If Netflix's Adolescence was made in India, would the plot take a darker turn?

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If Netflix's Adolescence was made in India, would the plot take a darker turn?

Adolescence left many contemplating several things - upbringing, peer influence, the challenges of being a teenager in the social media era. But for me, the biggest question was this: if a series like this were made in India, would the narrative have been any different?

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In the midst of the anger over the series of four chapters that Netflix premiered a month ago, Adolescence, it was known that in the original script it had another ending to which it aired and, another more striking is that its protagonist, Owen Cooper, confessed in an interview that he does not want to see it. Although from one day to the next, Cooper went from anonymity to world fame by playing Jamie Miller, the 13-year-old boy who stabbed his…

'They've Completely Got It Wrong': Stephen Graham Speaks Out on Deliberate Misreadings of Adolescence

Adolescence has only been out for a month, but it’s already made a mark in TV history. The show’s powerful plot—about a teenage boy who kills a classmate after being radicalized by online misogyny—hit so hard that it sparked conversations in both politics and entertainment. The stars of Adolescence recently sat down with The Hollywood Reporter to discuss the impact the show has had. During the interview, co-creator Stephen Graham took a moment t…

Netflix hit Adolescence almost looked very different reveals Stephen Graham

Adolescence almost looked very different from the acclaimed show that hit our screens earlier this year! The four-part series, which debuted in March, quickly sparked a global conversation on misogyny and rising rates of violence among our youth. The hit Netflix series follows the Miller family, who have their lives turned upside down after their 13-year-old son Jamie is accused of murder. Adolescence almost looked very different than the acclai…