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    Kal Ho Na Ho Director: Nikhil Advani; Screenplay: Karan Johar; Music Director: Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy The film‚ set in New York City‚ encompasses the lives of Naina (Preity Zinta)‚ Rohit (Saif Ali Khan) and Aman (Shahrukh Khan); whereby‚ representing an ode to the celebration of life. Life is rather cold and melancholic for Naina‚ as a result of her father’s suicide‚ and she’s reserved to an introverted lifestyle dealing with her family’s needs. In addition to the constant quarrels spawned by her

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    we are living in the present.we should live every moment of life and have a ’zest’ for living.[same like the movie : kal ho naa ho] we should learn from the past.even future is important for us. "the future is now"‚the most important task for us is " to live this day and this moment"of our life and should live this day/moment to the best of our ability. The past is dead.it is there to instruct us.We should learn lessons from past experiences.But the future begins now.we can improve

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    Amish Tripathi

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    Amish is an INDIAN Author. He is known for his novels “THE IMMORTALS OF MEHULA” ‚” SECRET OF NAGAS” & “THE OATH OF VAYUPUTRAS”. The three books collectively comprise the Shiva Trilogy. THE IMMORTALS OF MEHULA was a surprise bestseller‚ breaking into the top seller charts within a week of its launch. The Shiva Trilogy has become the fastest selling book series in the history of Indian publishing‚ with 1.7 million copies in print and over Rs 40 crores in sales. Forbes‚ India has ranked him 85

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    Pepsi advertising endeavour Pepsi has always formulated advertising strategies keeping in mind its target group. Its target group has always been the youth. Pepsi’s basic advertising techniques: a) Catchy tag lines and associate lines b) Evolution of the logo c) Association with main sports events d) Youth icons as brand ambassadors i. Creativity in advertisements ii. Grabbing attention a) Catchy tag lines and associate lines: Ever since Pepsi’s entry into India

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    Saif Ali Khan Analysis

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    Saif ali khan is a famous Bollywood actor also said to be the prince of tides. this article written by piyush roy is a magazine article which is proven by various literary techniques used throughout and the stylistic features he has covered along with disrupted structure he has used. This gives us as a reader a particular idea of how audience which are the Indians are familiar with the Bollywood blockbuster and the stardust icon awards as they get a little grasp of prehistory of one of the famous

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    Alia Bhatt: a Biography

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    ALIA BHATT: a biography Alia Bhatt (born 15 March 1993) is an Indian actress and model who appears in Bollywood films. Born into a family where her parents‚ Mahesh Bhatt and Soni Razdan‚ and elder sister Pooja Bhatt were actors and filmmakers‚ Bhatt made her acting debut at the age of 19 withKaran Johar’s Student Of The Year (2012)‚ which was a box-office success. Alia was born in Mumbai to Bollywood personalities Mahesh Bhatt and Soni Razdan. Her father Mahesh Bhatt is a director‚ producer

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    Name : ____________________________________________ Gender : _____________ Age group : 16-20 yrs 21- 30 yrs What do you normally prefer to eat as a sweet item ___________________________ Do you like chocolates? Very much Okay Not much Not at all How many times you buy chocolates? Once every day 2- 3 times a week Once a week On special occasions only Others‚ please specify What do chocolates signify to you? ________________________________________

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    Gung Ho

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    Gung Ho This paper will examine the film Gung Ho through a cultural eye. We will try to show how Michael Keaton’s character Hunt‚ fails to understand Japanese culture. At the same the goal will be to show the variation in the behavior displayed compared to how it should have taken place. It is clear from the onset of the movie that Hunt has not been schooled in Japanese business etiquette and culture. From the time he arrives in Japan‚ he disrupts a management disciplinary session in which

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    Gung Ho

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    Gung Ho: U.S Vs Japanese Management Styles Gung Ho is an interesting movie‚ which utilizes humour to compare the managerial and cultural differences between the Japanese and the Americans. The theme of the movie is that a Japanese company takes over a failed American auto plant and saves a town from ruin. However‚ conflict arises due to the tremendously different cultures and work ethics of the two groups. A very important element in the movie is the portrayal of the collectivism of the Japanese

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    Gung Ho

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    Gung HO There are many differences portrayed in the Japanese and American Cultures in this movie. One cultural difference is the collectivism vs. individualism idea. The Japanese do everything to better the company as a whole whereas the Americans focus on their own values The Japanese are shown as trying to the run the auto plant as efficiently as any other plant in Japan. The plant is owned by the Japanese and they want it to reflect their success. Therefore the company executives give preference

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