A tale of a tub by Jonathan swift

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 A tale of a tub by Jonathan   swift .

Hello learners.I am a student. I am writing this blog as part of thinking activity which assign by Vaidehi ma'am. In this blog i will try to discuss important aspect about this work. 

1.how far do you think digression is necessary? 
 
     In today's society digression is good manner. Especially in  this social media digression is like fashion. Digression is like therapy. This is a way To ignore stupid, silly things. 
      

In this modern time when people burn out form this machine life digression is useful. In other words we can say this digression, sarcasm makes us creative. With help of this kind of language we can avoid typical and foolish comment of society. 

2. Identify any movie / web series / song/ poem/novel which talks about the sensitive topic like religion. 

Write in brief about it and explain what kind of question are raised through that work. 


        Literature and movie industry are connected. This both adapting each thoughts. Here the movie "OMG" consist  sensitive issue as religion,  faith and god. 

          This movie was directed by umesh shukla.  Stars are Akshay kumar and Paresh Rawal. The movie was released in 2012. The movie deals with themse like religion, spirituality and faith. 

          A satarical comedy drama lead me lead  the story of kanjibhai ( Paresh Rawal)  who is a person kind of who is not believe in god initially. 
Akshay kumar (lord krishna) come at earth in human form and turn kanjibhai to right way. 

       In between movie  belief system of india and existence of god is leading thing. The movie portraits the society which blindly follow god. 

➡️ Religion :
          The movie based on this that religion have one god . Every religion have their leader who take God 's name and try to manipulate common people. We can se religious diversity as well. 

➡️Blind faith :
           The central character kamjibhai try to say that we should have faith but not blind faith. We have some typical rituals as well which 
Has satirize some rituals of society. 

➡️superstitious :
            The movie addresses various superstitions and rituals that are prevalent in society and challenges their validity.

➡️Action against God:
            The central plot involves a man suing God, which raises philosophical and theological questions about the existence of a higher power and the right to question it.

➡️ satire and Humour :
             The whole movie deals satire and humorously questioning to the ritual of society. Satire is way to say harsh reality of are society.in this movie characters of kanjibhai initially not even trust on god.  By depicting a
this character we come to know how blind the follwers are. 

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Flipped Class Activity: The Ministry of Utmost Happiness

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ThAct CS Hamlet

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Comparative Narrative Analysis of "Life of Pi," "Slumdog Millionaire," and Nithilan Saminathan's "Maharaja."

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  Comparative Narrative Analysis of  "Life of Pi," "Slumdog Millionaire," and Nithilan Saminathan's "Maharaja." Hello learners. I am a student. I am writing this blog as a part of  film study where i have tried to compare three movie. The task is assigned by Dilip Sir.        A frame narrative, also known as a frame story or a nested narrative, is a literary technique where a main story is composed of one or more secondary stories embedded within it. The main story serves as a "frame" for the secondary stories, providing context and connecting them. This structure can be used to add depth and multiple perspectives to the overall narrative. Some notable example like "The Canterbury Tales" by "Chaucer", "Frankenstein" by "Marry Shelly", "Heart of darkness" by "Joseph Conrad". Life of Pi :     This film frequently utilizes a non-linear narrative with flashbacks and various viewpoints, c...
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