The JTBC drama King the Land has been criticized for its portrayal of Arab culture. The show depicts Samir, an Arab prince, as a playboy who drinks with women at clubs and flirts with Angela. Arab viewers have disapproved of this portrayal, arguing that it is disrespectful to their culture. Anupam Tripathi, an Indian Korean actor, plays the character. Read More – Hwasa Under Investigation for Indecency After College Festival Performance
The production team of King the Land has defended the portrayal of Samir, stating that the show’s characters and settings are fictional. However, they have acknowledged that the portrayal may have been insensitive, and they have promised to be more mindful of cultural sensitivities in the future.
The controversy surrounding King the Land highlights the importance of cultural sensitivity in the media. When depicting characters from other cultures, it is important to do so in a way that is respectful and accurate.
It is also important to avoid stereotypes and generalizations. By being mindful of cultural sensitivities, the media can help to promote understanding and tolerance between different cultures.
Source – Osen
