Till Lies Do Us Part

Cheaters,beware of the detectives undercover on UTV Bindass’s Emotional Atyachar

Truth and trust – cheap,on sale words in a cheap,for sale world. And to top that,a suspicious,insecure mind. “Exactly what our survey revealed. A survey,that took into consideration 3500 respondents in six markets,revealed that 66 per cent were cheating on their partners,” Angad Bedi makes the base for his next show – Emotional Atyachar on UTV Bindass. Inspired by another show called Cheaters,this one will go undercover and watch your partner’s actions through hidden cameras,and catch them live. “Well,it’s not that easy. First,you have to approach us with your suspicions. Then,a bond is signed for allowing us to spy and air the programme,” tells Angad. If it gets too much,there is a button which he or she can press during the live screening to bring a halt to the proceedings,then leave the studio and meet his or her partner. “It basically takes the concept of love and fidelity to a whole new level,revealing the real truth behind relationships on national television,” says Angad,whose role in the show is to watch as the action unfolds,and be a support for the person who is watching the investigation. “I’m there for them as they watch,to support them as they confront their cheating partner,if indeed that happens. The discovery of infidelity is a truly painful experience,but I genuinely believe that it is better to endure a short term pain,than to discover infidelity down the line,when a relationship may have moved to a much more serious level. After all,if someone was cheating on you,wouldn’t you rather know? Thankfully UTV Bindass is here to save you from Emotional Atyachar.” Be prepared to be spied on by undercover detectives and pass/fail the fidelity test put forth by fidelity inspectors. Suspicious minds can log on to http://www.bindass.com and register on the helpline to participate in the show. Catch the programme on UTV Bindass,every Friday at 7 pm from December 18 onwards.