Analysis on the Reasons for the popularity of Tutash Taqdirler in Central Asia

After independence, Uzbek film and television is playing an important role in the restatement of historical memory, reconstruction of national identity, and reintegration into the global system. It focuses on local conditions and customs, and eulogizes beauty of human nature. In addition, it explains the changes of daily public life, the difficulties encountered in the process of modernity, and it is good at exploring the contemporary value of classical classics and realizing them effectively. This paper mainly analyzes the reasons for the popularity of the family drama Tutash Taqdiller (Fantastic Fate) in Uzbekistan.

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