Court Allows New Show About Criminal

May 12, 2026, 02:47
IndiaEntertainment

Introduction

A court says a ZEE5 show about Lawrence Bishnoi can start. But the show must change its name.

Main Body

The government stopped the show first. The police said the show makes crime look good. They feared people would copy the criminal. Some leaders and lawyers also hated the show. They said young people might like criminals. The government deleted many social media posts about gangsters before. The makers of the show said the information is public. A judge watched the show. He said the show does not make the criminal look like a hero.

Conclusion

The show can start now. It only needs a new name.

Learning

⚡ The Power of 'MAKE'

In this story, we see the word make used in a special way. It doesn't mean 'building something.' It means 'causing a feeling' or 'creating a result.'

Look at these examples from the text:

  • "make crime look good" → Result: Crime seems attractive.
  • "make the criminal look like a hero" → Result: The bad guy seems like a good person.

💡 A2 Rule: How to use it Make + Person/Thing + Adjective/Description

Everyday Examples:

  • This movie makes me sad.
  • The sun makes the room warm.
  • Your jokes make me happy.

Quick Note: Use this pattern when you want to describe how one thing changes the feeling of another thing.

Vocabulary Learning

court (n.)
A place where legal cases are heard
Example:The court heard the case yesterday.
allows (v.)
Permits or lets something happen
Example:The new law allows people to work from home.
new (adj.)
Recently made or discovered
Example:She bought a new car last week.
show (n.)
A program on television or a performance
Example:The show was very popular with children.
about (prep.)
Concerning or relating to
Example:We talked about the upcoming holiday.
criminal (n.)
A person who breaks the law
Example:The police arrested the criminal at midnight.
says (v.)
Expresses in words
Example:She says she will finish the work tomorrow.
start (v.)
Begin to do something
Example:The show will start at 7 p.m.
must (modal)
Indicates necessity or obligation
Example:You must wear a helmet when riding a bike.
change (v.)
Make something different
Example:They decided to change the schedule.
name (n.)
A word or words by which a person or thing is known
Example:What is your name?
government (n.)
The group of people who run a country
Example:The government announced new taxes.
stopped (v.)
Ceased to continue
Example:The train stopped at the station.
first (adv.)
In the earliest time or order
Example:She was the first person to arrive.
police (n.)
The organization that keeps law and order
Example:The police helped the missing child.
makes (v.)
Creates or produces
Example:The machine makes coffee automatically.
crime (n.)
An illegal act
Example:The city has seen a rise in crime.
look (v.)
To direct one's sight toward something
Example:Please look at the picture.
good (adj.)
Favorable or desirable
Example:It was a good day for a picnic.
feared (v.)
Was worried about
Example:They feared the storm would damage the house.
people (n.)
Human beings in general
Example:Many people enjoy reading books.
copy (v.)
To make an exact duplicate
Example:Please copy this document.
leaders (n.)
People who guide or direct others
Example:The leaders met to discuss the plan.
lawyers (n.)
Professionals who practice law
Example:The lawyers argued in court.
hated (v.)
Had strong dislike for
Example:He hated the cold weather.
young (adj.)
Having lived or existed for a short time
Example:The young girl played in the park.
might (modal)
Expresses possibility
Example:It might rain this afternoon.
like (v.)
Enjoy or find pleasing
Example:I like chocolate ice cream.
criminals (n.)
People who commit crimes
Example:The police caught several criminals.
deleted (v.)
Removed or erased
Example:She deleted the old photos.
many (det.)
A large number of
Example:Many students attended the lecture.
social (adj.)
Relating to society or community
Example:Social media connects people worldwide.
media (n.)
The means of communication, such as TV or newspapers
Example:The media reported on the event.
posts (n.)
Messages or articles shared online
Example:She wrote several posts about her trip.
gangsters (n.)
Members of a criminal organization
Example:The gangsters were arrested by the police.
before (prep.)
Earlier than a particular time or event
Example:Finish your homework before dinner.
makers (n.)
People who create or produce something
Example:The makers of the game won an award.
information (n.)
Facts or details about something
Example:The information was very useful.
public (adj.)
Open to all people
Example:The public will see the new building.
judge (n.)
A person who decides a case in court
Example:The judge listened to both sides.
watched (v.)
Observed or looked at something
Example:They watched the fireworks at midnight.
does (v.)
Third-person singular of do
Example:She does her homework every night.
not (adv.)
Indicates negation
Example:He does not like spicy food.
hero (n.)
A person admired for courage
Example:The firefighter was a hero to the town.
now (adv.)
At the present time
Example:We will start now.
only (adv.)
Just or exclusively
Example:Only one person answered the call.
needs (v.)
Requires something
Example:The plant needs water to grow.