This study determines how young students at Khulna University are deeply influenced by Indian reality crime shows. How do they influence their perception of crime and society? It will help the country to understand the young students’ fear of reality shows compared to the real-life crime content. Sometimes the content of these programs influences young people to commit crimes or get involved in crime without understanding. This is why the study is important to know what percent of students at a particular university are used to watching crime reality shows regularly and are influenced by them badly. So, this research will play an important role in finding out the changes in thinking, psychological, and mental effects on the students.
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