The Impact of Indian Cartoon-shows on Nepali Children: A Case Study of Nepalgunj MunicipalityAbstract

The Impact of Indian Cartoon-shows on Nepali Children: A  Case Study of Nepalgunj MunicipalityAbstract

The article, an outcome of the field study among the children in Nepalgunj municipality, a major city of Lumbini Province, attempts to explore the impacts of Motu-Patlu Cartoon on children. It reveals that

Motu-Patlu Cartoon is more preferred channel of Nepalese children because of fantasy, funny, humorous and nasty actions children are fascinated towards it. It concludes that the popular cartoon show cultivates the violence and aggression affects among the children.

 https://www.mediastudiesgroup.org.in/issues/mass-media-april-2022/

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