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    Humanizing Terrorism in Indian Cinema A closer look at Mani Ratnam’s Roja and Dil Se Nationalism‚ as professor Sumita Chakravarty describes it‚ is the “integrity of the nation-state and the imagined belongingness of its citizens (Chakravarty‚ 2000).” This notion of nationalism and nationwide unity has been a recurrent theme in the films explored in the course South Asian Cinema. Many of the films have been interpreted as national

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    MODERNITY AND NATIONHOOD IN INDIAN CINEMA MODERNITY‚ NATIONHOOD AND NEHRUVIAN IDEOLOGY AFTER INDEPENDENCE B.A FILM PRODUCTION TERM PAPER SUBMITTED TO ASC-UCLAN SEMESTER- 1 COURSE: REVIEW: READING FILMS COURSE CODE: SUBMIT BY: BHAVNEET SIROHI DATE: 28 JANUARY 2013 INTRODUCTION In this paper I address some of the ways in which ideas of modernity and nationhood is tackled in Hindi films after independence .My primary interest is to understand how modernity and Nationhood was

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    100 Years of Yellow

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    100 Years of Yellow Color is omnipresent; we are educated about color‚ see it and use it every single day‚ and identify countless objects with it. Colors are prominent characteristics of our surroundings that may periodically go unnoticed‚ but are exceptionally significant in our everyday lives. The colors of streetlights and street signs are crucial to maintaining order‚ we are drawn to different things because of their colors‚ and artists produce masterpieces with combinations of colors. Gabriel

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    & spend most of there time me in foreign countries so they depict the lifestyle of those counties in Indian movies which is no where close to our culture.The life of Delhi& Mumbai is diff from other cities.asmovies have a very strong effect on Indian masses so these film makers should show some responsibility while making the movies‚firstly they should make themselves aware of true Indian culture. And why is there a need for bollywood movies to be like hollywood moviesto succeed.our movies

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    Aging In 100 Years

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    Aging 100 Years Aging is stopping people from living their lives. This problem is something that can be solved. “100 Years” is a song from Five for Fighting expresses how this can be solved. Living life to the fullest is how it can be solved. When people age‚ it stops them from keeping their physical capabilities. This is why many people are not able to do what they what they want. This solution can make life better and help the aging change. Aging will change life‚ but don’t let it take too much

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    100 Years of Change

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    theycan still drive‚ but they most likely couldn’t walk somewhere. The car has made peoplemore independent in this way. They can rely on themselves to get to where they need tobe. This is especially important when it comes to health care. Around fifty years ago‚ ifsomeone needed to go to the hospital it wasn’t an easy task. The country wasn’t asdeveloped so a hospital wasn’t very close. Not only this‚ but they would have to walk tothe hospital‚ ride a horse‚ or have the doctor make a house call. It would

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    100 years of soltitude

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    Summary: Chapter 14 During the mourning period for Colonel Aureliano Buendía‚ Fernanda del Carpio gives birth to her third child with Aureliano Segundo‚ Amaranta Úrsula. For years‚ the elder Amaranta‚ who is the last living second-generation Buendía‚ has been retreating into her memories. Amaranta lives more in her lonely‚ regretful past than in the present. Visited with a premonition of her own death‚ she begins to sew her own funeral shroud. When she finishes‚ she announces to the whole town that

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    Life 100 Years Ago

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    Life 100 years ago From 1909‚ the world population soared from 1.7 to 6.4 billion people. Also the average life expectancy was only 47 years back then! There used to be a minimal amount of cars in the streets‚ people probably used to walk more often and just 8000 automobiles in the United States could be found there with only 144 miles of paved roads. The maximum speed limit was 10 mph. Even though the air didn’t use to be so polluted by cars and other vehicles 100 years ago‚ I think that now

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    INDIAN CINEMA... EDUCATES AND ENTERTAINS? Award winning film-maker and actress Nandita Das once said‚ “Without poets‚ artists‚ and film-makers‚ men would soon weary of nature’s monotony. The sublime idea that men have of the universe would collapse with dizzying speed. The order which we find in nature‚ and which is only an effect of art‚ would at once vanish. Everything would break up in chaos. There would be no seasons‚ no civilization‚ no thought‚ no humanity; even life would give away‚

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    flamboyance and glamour‚ something that certainly transfers over to Indian Cinema. Released in 2007 throughout the world‚ Om Shanti Om was a tremendously successful film both in India and abroad. Even in the United States‚ it was greatly popular while only opening in a select amount of theaters. Directed by Farah Khan and produced by Gauri khan‚ Om Shanti Om served as a parody on many of the quintessential stereotypes of Indian cinema. It was not a hostile film‚ as most of the stars being parodied

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