Rahul Desai

  Comparative analysis of the narrative frames in "Life of Pi," "Slumdog Millionaire," and Nithilan Saminathan's "Majaraja." Introduction :- This new edition of Film Study offers a fresh approach to the study of film, focusing on film as a medium, thematic approaches, film history, and appendices with extensive indexes and appendices. The information and knowledge of film study create the essential sense to watch all angles of the film and analyze the hidden meanings of the scenes. This task is based on the thinking activity, and this task was assigned by Dr. Dilip Barad, sir. This blog task is also part of the film study from various angles. In this blog, I discuss the two parts, like in the first part, I discuss a clip of the film, and in the second part, I will discuss the comparative narrative of three films like ' Life of Pie', 'Slumdog Millionaire', and 'Maharaja' . Dilip Barad Sir's blog...  Click Here  Part 1 :- Ana

 ' Margarita With A Straw' (Movie Review) Introduction :- "Margarita With A Straw", is a groundbreaking film. This film becomes famous and interesting because of its making, storytelling, and visual arts. This movie is directed by Shonali Bose . This movie released in the year of 2015. This movie delves into the themes like, disability and sexuality, family & support, self-discovery and many more. “When life hands you lemons, you can be bitter and sour or you can make a yummy Margarita with them and raise a toast!” Shonali Bose speaks to the essence of her film. This movie focuses more on strength, talent, happiness, and the essential beauty of living life than on disability and any pain. This movie also explore the idea of living life with full of joy and prosperity, life is about to celebrate not about to regret. Storyline :- Laila is followed in the movie as she works through the difficulties of identity, love, and life. After moving to New York for her furth

  Poetry and Poststructuralism: An AI-Powered Analysis Introduction :- Post-structuralism is a late-20th-century movement in philosophy and literary criticism, which emerged as a response to structuralism. It emphasizes the instability of meaning and the unreliability of language. Key figures include Derrida, Foucault, and Barthes, who challenged the fixed structures of thought and cultural norms. The movement focuses on deconstruction, the fluidity of meaning, and the influence of power and social constructs on knowledge and identity. Poem 1 :- Depth of Forest In forest depths where sunlight gently weaves,   The ancient trees whisper through rustling leaves.   A symphony of nature, wild and free,   In every bough, a timeless mystery.   Beneath the canopy, shadows entwine,   As dappled light and dark in harmony combine.   The babbling brook sings songs of olden days,   While creatures hidden move through secret ways.   Majestic pines stand tall against the sky,   Their needles whisper

What's in a Name? As we all know about this concept, it was given by the great dramatist William Shakespeare . According to him, the name doesn't matter when your work speaks louder. The people are known by their names, but here William Shakespeare rejected this tradition and made an impact on your work and the significance of art in your work. Through your work and creativity, others will automatically know about you and your talent. William Shakespeare was more focused on writing dramas with a lot of creativity and his works of art than on his name. Let's discuss some questions. Q-1. What is your name? What is the meaning of it? A-1 . My name is Rahul . And yes, according to Google my name meaning is moon, able  and efficient in Sanskrit and Pali. And also means "Traveler" in Arabic. Q-2. What qualities commonly linked with your name do you believe reflect your attributes? A-2.  The name 'Rahul' is associated with qualities like leadership, compassion,

 'An Astrologer's Day' and 'Crime and Punishment' by R.K. Narayan Introduction :- 'An Astrologer's Day' is a very interesting short story about astrologer's life and some kind of consequences happening in the life. In this short story R.K. Narayan also include the essence of past events which suddenly coming to the present. This short story 'An Astrologer's Day' is pened by R.K. Narayan and this short story published in 1947 into the short story collection. This short story drives the major themes like fate vs. free will, assumption, irony, guilt and redemption , and many more. About R.K. Narayan :- R.K. Narayan is one of the most eminent Indian authors of the twentieth century. Born in 1906, Narayan is awarded by National Prize of the Indian Literary Academy, India's chief literary honour. R.K. Narayan was one of the finest Indian authors of his generation writing in English. His first novel, ' Swami and Friends' (1935), i

 ' Socrates: Life and Trial ' (Sunday Reading) Video 1 :- सुकरात का दर्शन। (मरते हुए मुर्गे की बात क्यों कर रहे थे?) :- Socrates was a great philosopher of ancient Greece. He was born in 469 BCE. Socrates never wrote any texts, but he was renowned for his wisdom and good thoughts. He also had many enemies. During a period of conflict between Athens and Sparta, Socrates joined the military and participated in several battles. His journey to becoming a philosopher is intriguing, involving the Oracle of Delphi, which was believed to be blessed by the god Apollo and capable of making accurate prophecies. The story explains how Socrates began his philosophical journey after hearing from the Oracle of Delphi that he was the wisest person. Socrates decided to question the people of Athens to understand their wisdom. He would ask fundamental questions like "What is justice?" and "What is good or evil?" This method of questioning became known as the Socratic Method,

Discovering Darkness and Light: A Journey Through the Film "Black" (2005) Introduction :- In the vast landscape of Indian cinema, few films have managed to leave as profound an impact as Sanjay Leela Bhansali's "Black." Released in 2005, this cinematic masterpiece is not just a film; it's an emotional journey that explores the intricate relationship between darkness and light, despair and hope, silence and sound. "Black" tells the poignant story of a young woman who is both deaf and blind, and her indomitable spirit to break free from the shackles of her limitations with the help of her mentor. This film is make a good impact on the journey through the darkness to light. Darkness is not just provide a pain and disaster but it provides the strength and creative miracles and better talent also. This film delves into the themes of perseverance, the transformative power of education, significant of communication, relationship and the human spirit's

"How to Deconstruct a text" Introduction :- Deconstructing a text entails examining its meanings, structure, and underlying premises critically in order to reveal various interpretations and challenge the text's apparent coherence. This method, which has its roots in Jacques Derrida's philosophy, seeks to expose the ambiguity of meaning found in texts as well as the ways that language shapes reality.  'Sonnet 18' by William Shakespeare :- Poem :- Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day? Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer’s lease hath all too short a date; Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is his gold complexion dimm'd; And every fair from fair sometime declines, By chance or nature’s changing course untrimm'd; But thy eternal summer shall not fade, Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st; Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade, When in eternal lines to time t