Media is respected in the society to such an extent it is being reputed as the Fourth Estate. Long back, most of media houses worked quite sincerely maintaining ethics and values. Unfortunately, no such standards are seen in media now. As we know, a number one newspaper in AP gave up its transparency long back and is publicly supporting the ruling parties of the state and at the center. Most other media houses are also following the same path. Whatsoever, we habituated to respect any sort of journalism nowadays.
Meanwhile media is bound to express its views on various subjects including movies. Sometimes media's views hurt fans of some of the crazy heroes. In such scenario, fans should agitate through non-violent and non-aggressive measures to express their displeasure on those articles.
It was said that a negative article was written on Megastar Chiranjeevi by a national media some time ago. Mega fans, within no time, trended a hash tag 'Shame on I..'. It was trended non-stop for 17 hours and eventually the article was deleted by the media concerned. The entire episode is understood the right way of protest. In another incident, Young Tiger NTR was intensely lambasted by a top news channel. However, NTR maintained silence. Never ever did the channel telecast such programs on NTR again. Maintaining silence is also a right strategy at times.
In other cases, some of the movie buffs may think of damaging the offices of the media and to threaten the reporters. This is not a right way of agitating on the issue. Moreover, those media houses might not respond to their protests properly and may not oblige their demands too.