Sex and the citySex and the city was a hit television show which premiered first in the year 1998 and the last show of this part comedy part drama was aired in 2004. This television series was based on the book by Candace Bushnell “Sex and the City”. Sex and the city: The story of four young women professionals The series portrayed the lives of four young women professionals living in New York City and their search for sex, love, passion and maybe a perfect relationship. The format of the series was comedy and it was created by Darren Star. The main cast included Sarah Jessica Parker, Kristin Davis, Cynthia Nixon and Kim Cattrall. Based on this series, in 2008 the movie was also released which was directed and written by Michael Patrick King. This movie that was based on "sex and the city" series was again a romantic drama with a tinge of comedy. Sex and the city: A new perspective on today’s lifestyle The television series “sex and the city” portrayed aptly the lifestyle of single women in a large city. In fact it echoes today’s reality where more and more women are joining the professional work force and are rediscovering the meaning of freedom, sex, orgasm, love and relationships. The series brings alive the widest possible shades of human thought, emotion and feeling ranging from short term passionate relationships, long term working relationships and the desire to find true love. The four women characters of the series are caught in the whirlpool of these basic human instincts and each episode portrays the ups & downs and the sweetness-bitterness of the numerous unfolding relationships that they have in the city. Apart from the drama part, this series also handled socially relevant and contentious issues related to STD’s, safe sex, multiple partners, promiscuity and the changing roles and definitions for women in society. The study of the television series “sex and the city” as a subject with relevance to today’s evolving society cannot be complete without touching in detail the following topics- The Premise of the series, Overview of characters, Episodes, Opening theme, Viewer response and impact, Awards and recognition for the series, Quotations, Film and Pop culture references. Sex and the city: More than sex or fashion I would say that the television series “sex and the city” was more than sex or fashion. It was a genuine attempt at exploring the true meaning of human freedom and the meaning of being sincerely single and ruthlessly truthful about your own self as well as the relationships that you get into. Article by Sanjay nair --------------------------------------------------------------------- Once in a month synopsis of all new page additions: Dear friends,
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