Riya Bhatt

 Chronicles of Destiny: Narrative Threads in 'Life of Pi,' 'Slumdog Millionaire,' and 'Maharaja' Hello.... Generated by AI  This blog is part of the studio activity for the unit "Film Studies" by Professor Dilip Barad sir . In this blog, I will conduct a comparative analysis of the narrative frames in "Life of Pi," "Slumdog Millionaire," and Nithilan Saminathan's "Maharaja." Teacher's blog:  https://blog.dilipbarad.com/2021/09/film-studies-introduction.html .  Before we dive into the movies, let's briefly understand what a frame narrative is.... "A story in which another story is enclosed or embedded as a ‘tale within the tale’, or which contains several such tales.(Oxford Dictionary) LIFE OF PI :  The movie doesn't follow a straightforward timeline. Instead, it alternates between the present and past events. The story is predominantly told from Pi's perspective, providing insight through his eyes.

  Cinematic Review Hello .... This Blog based on movie review of the movie "Black" which is released in 2005. This blog is not only based on movie review but rather include comparison of short story by R.K.Narayan Crime and Punishment is also a part of this blog. Assigned by Megha ma'am Trivedi.  About the movie :-  Movie :- "Black" Released in 2005  Director :- Sanjay leela Bhansali  In 2003, Bhansali announced the production of his new project, Black. Its idea first came up when he met several physically disabled children while shooting Khamoshi: The Musical in the 1990s. The story was inspired by the activist Helen Keller's life and her 1903 autobiography, The Story of My Life. As we all know that how movies can help to enhance our learning skills. By engaging students visually and emotionally, films clarify complex ideas, spark critical thinking, and foster cultural understanding. They cater to diverse learning styles, improve language skills, and encour

  Short Stories  Hello. This blog is based on two short stories of R.K.Narayan and that is 'An Astrologer's day' and 'Crime and Punishment', this blog has been assigned by megha ma'am.  R.K. Narayan's name is practically synonymous with Malgudi, the charming fictional town that serves as the setting for many of his beloved stories. Collections like "Malgudi Days," featuring the iconic "Swami and Friends," have cemented his place as a master storyteller. But Narayan's talent extends far beyond these well-known works. This blog acts as your guide to explore hidden corners of Malgudi. We'll be delving into two of his lesser-known short stories: "An Astrologer's Day" and "Crime and Punishment." Get ready for a journey filled with unexpected twists of fate and thought-provoking moral dilemmas that unfold within the heart of this vibrant town. Prepare to discover a side of Narayan that may surprise you, showcasin

  Page to Screen: Exploring Ability Hello everyone,  Movies are in a way modern way to analyse the society and literature , we movie screening committee organized "A Disability themed movie screening series" at Department of English  for deep study of Disability studies in literature. disability themed movie screenings As we all knows that Movies, often considered a modern extension of literature, play a significant role in the study of various subject matters. They bring written narratives to life, offering a visual and auditory dimension that can enhance understanding and engagement.  They also provide cultural context and emotional depth, which can enrich the study of literature, history, sociology, and psychology. In the realm of disability studies, movies are particularly impactful. So in this blog we are going to discuss that how movies provide a visual representations of disabilities, showcasing the lived experiences of individuals and challenging stereotypes. Through

  AI and the Poststructuralist Lens Hello readers.... This blog post is written as a response to a lab activity assigned by Professor Dilip sir Barad. The task involved creating an AI-generated poem and providing study materials on deconstruction or post-structuralism to prompt an analysis of the poem. I've asked ChatGPT to perform a deconstruction of the poem generated in this activity. Poem : 1  Ephemeral Drizzle        Poem 1  In whispers soft, the rain descends from high,  A gentle touch upon the earth, a sigh. Each droplet dances, kissed by wind's embrace,  A fleeting waltz upon the land's embrace. The rooftops shimmer, bathed in silver hue,  As raindrops weave their tales of morning dew. In gardens, petals glisten, fresh and bright,  Reflecting skies of softened, misty light. The world is hushed, in quiet reverence,  To nature's gentle, soothing cadence. A symphony of rain upon the eaves,  Awakens life, from slumber softly weaves. O rain, ephemeral yet ever kind

  Unique-Label Hello…. we might wonder about the real value of a name. This blog is based on the pre-thinking activity , assigned by Vaidehi Hariyani ma'am. In this blog I'm going to deal with the topic, “Names” are much more than mere labels. We all holds significant meaning. Let's brainstorm in an enjoyable and creative way about the importance of our names. Once Charles Spurgeon says that…. "There is a great deal in a name. It often signifies much, and may involve a great principle. Indeed, a good name is what Shakespeare calls it - a precious jewel."  "I" •  Firstly let's see what is the importance of name in day-to-day life:  We all know that names are very important in many parts of life. One can say that they helps us to shape who we are and how we see ourselves, as well as how others see us. Also we can say that names often have cultural meanings, showing our heritage and family ties. They are crucial for talking to and identifying each ot