MODERN DAY INDIA Quick presentation The flag : Subsequently‚ to avoid sectarian associations with the colour scheme‚ saffron‚ white and green were chosen for the three bands‚ representing courage and sacrifice‚ peace and truth‚ and faith and chivalry respectively.Spinning Ashoka Chakra represents the eternal wheel of law. The Emblem : four Asiatic lions standing back to back - symbolizing power‚ courage‚ pride‚ and confidence 1- Bollywood : A) What is Bollywood * Indian film industry
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Slumdog Millionaire is a British Drama Film‚ set in India. India is the second largest country by area in Asia‚ and with over 1.2 billion people it is the second most populous country in the world‚ after China. The film was released in 2008 and portrays the different aspects of India as a country. Throughout the film different themes are addressed especially the issue of poverty. The word Slumdog refers to someone who lives in a slum‚ as does Jamal Malik the protagonist in the film. During
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of Modern Art Project Cinema City: Research Arts & Documentary Practices. -By Ashdeep Singh National Gallery of Modern Art‚ New Delhi is the leading Indian Art Gallery. We were quite lucky to have the chance to attend the exhibition “Project Cinema City” there. The exhibition was hosted to commemorate 100 years of Indian Cinema. It sought to enquire into the interfaces between the city of Mumbai and Cinema. The Exhibition excavated the forgotten marks that the cinema has left on the city by
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In a nation that produces around 800 films a year Indian people see films a a very important part of their culture. For Indian people "cinema is integral to their lives; it is not a distant‚ two to three hour distraction‚ but an explicit life-style for them."(Jaya Ramanathan). The large screen provides an alternative‚ an escape from the realities of day-to-day life. The protagonists are totally identified with‚ the hero is applauded‚ the virtuous is worshipped and the villain is condemned. The actors
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BOLLYWOOD MUSEUM‚ MUMBAI The museum for Indian cinema referred to as BOLLYWOOD MUSEUM‚ is an initiative by Ministry of film and broadcasting‚ Govt. of India to celebrate 100 years of Indian Cinema. The aim of project is to enlighten the people and future generations about the glory of our cinema industry and enlighten them about the people who made our country the largest cinema industry of world. As per the brief from the ministry‚ the major exhibits in the museum would be: Artefacts‚ equipments
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service recovery 8. Customer feedback 4. Research report 5. Conclusion Abstract The magical word in cinemas today is - multiplex. It caters to the busy‚ fast moving and variety-loving consumer who wants more than just one film under a single roof. Multiplexes have become just a rage that most of the old cine complexes are converting to multiplexes. Cinema cannot be an independent identity. It stands with the food and entertainment counters. In the concept of multiplexes full
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two-hour seminar has become one-hour lecture and a tutorial‚ and a weekly film screening slot has been added immediately prior to the lecture. In-Class Test has been discontinued. ABOUT THIS UNIT This unit is a study of contemporary Asia through cinema.
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------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- History The making of Nepali films is said to have begun with D.B. Pariyar’s Satya Harishchandra‚ which was the first Nepali- zlanguage film to be shot. It was produced from Kolkata‚ India and was released on September 14‚ 1951. Aama was the first film produced in Nepal and was released on October 7‚ 1964. It was produced by the Information Department of His Majesty’s Government of Nepal. It was directed by Hira Singh Khatri and the
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Film industry in India: New horizons Media & Entertainment industry in India With more than 600 television channels‚ 100 million pay-TV households‚ 70‚000 newspapers and 1‚000 films produced annually‚ India’s vibrant media and entertainment (M&E) industry provides attractive growth opportunities for global corporations. Enticed by economic liberalization and high volumes of consumption‚ many of the world’s media giants have been present in the Indian market for more than two decades. However‚
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films. This paper studies the effectiveness of brand placement in films in the minds of consumers‚ especially in Hollywood and Bollywood films. Key words: Brand placement‚ Hollywood films‚ Indian films‚ Product placement Introduction: India is the world’s biggest film industry and product placement in Indian films is relatively a new concept and films are now turning out to be a powerful media for promoting the brands (Pavan C Patil and P L Bisoyi‚ 2012). Product/brand placement is defined
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