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Name: Ruchita Kankrecha  Semester: 4 Roll No: 27 Enrollment No: 2069108420190024 Paper Name: The African Literature  Collage: SMT.S.B.Gardi Department of English  The african literature from RuchitaKankrecha

Name: Ruchita Kankrecha  Semester: 4 Roll No: 27 Enrollment No: 2069108420190024 Paper Name: The New literature  Topic: The sense of an ending and various interpretations   Collage: SMT.S.B.Gardi Department of English  The Sense of an Ending from RuchitaKankrecha

Name: Ruchita Kankrecha    Semester: 4 Paper: Mass communication and media Studies  Department of English  Roll No: 27 Topic: Cinema and Society  Introduction:   “Of all the terms used by critics to characterise mainstream Indian cinema, realism defined in the negative or as a systematic absence has undoubtedly had the most currency. Conversely, the achievement of realism in a film becomes a mark of value, a sign of sincerity, the truthfulness on the part of the filmmaker of "authenticity" of the martial presented. " (S. Chakravarty 1993 : 80)  Cinema is a reflection of society, both present as well as past. Cinema is a good vehicle for culture, education, modern social structures etc. It is said that, the prior or main function of cinema is to delight the audience or to entertain. But cinema is part of literature. Cinema is not just for entertainment but cinema represents our society.  What kind of movie can be considered a good cinema. A good m

Name: Ruchita Kankrecha  Semester: 4 Roll No: 27 Enrollment No: 2069108420190024 Paper Name: The African Literature  Topic: Theme of Torture  Collage: SMT.S.B.Gardi Department of English  “Torture has exerted a dark fascination “ According to J.M.Coetzee  Do you think that torturing people will give you the right answer? Even after being tortured, are you sure that the answer you give is the right one? In my view, torture does not necessarily mean that a human will give the right answer. In many Movies, we see that the police believe that he can get the right answer only if he/she tortures the perpetrator. Police torture Sameer (John Abraham) in New York Movie because they want the right information and they believe that without torching him, he may not give them the right information they want. We have to think the worst forms of torture to have ever existed. The most horrifying reality of the twenties century is the wide spread existence of the state approved t

Name: Ruchita Kankrecha  Semester: 4 Paper No: New Literature  Topic: Various Interpretations Department of English  Enrollment No: 2069108420190024 In the novel we can find assumptions and assumptions can create the plot or the characters or situations. When assumptions change, story changes and your Mindset changes when you come across reality or fact.  In the novel, we can see the character of Tony Webster who created his own story through his assumptions.  "The more you learn, the less you fear. 'learn' not in the sense of academic study, but in the practical understanding of life."              (The sense of an ending - page 82) The Sense of an Ending is a novel by Julian Barnes.The Sense of an Ending was awarded the Man Booker Prize. In the novel, there were following major characters.  1. Tony Webster 2. Adrian Finn 3. Veronica Ford 4. Mrs. Sarah Ford 5. Jack Ford 6. Margaret 7. Susie 8. Robson Click here to re