2, September 2017
"Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They both are fruit, but taste completely different."
[In Ek Villain misogyny presented through the character of Rakesh Mahadkar ( Riteish Deshmukh) ]
Thank you.
- How faithful is the movie to the original play? After watching the movie, have your perception about play, characters or situations changed?
- Do you feel ‘aesthetic delight’ while watching the movie? If yes, exactly when did it happen? If no, can you explain with reasons?
- Do you feel ‘catharsis’ while or after watching movie? If yes, exactly when did it happen? If no, can you explain with reasons?
- Does screening of movie help you in better understanding of the play?
"Books and movies are like apples and oranges. They both are fruit, but taste completely different."
- Was there any particular scene or moment in the movie that you will cherish lifetime?
- If you are director, what changes would you like to make in the remaking of movie on Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’?
- In the beginning of the movie, camera rolls over the statue of King Hamlet out side the Elsinore castle. The movie ends with the similar sequence wherein the statue of the King Hamlet is hammered down to the dust. What sort of symbolism do you read in this?
- While studying the play through movie, which approach do you find more applicable to the play? Why? Give reasons with illustrations.
- Which of the above mentioned approaches (in Pre-viewing task) appeals you more than other?Why? Give reasons.
[In Ek Villain misogyny presented through the character of Rakesh Mahadkar ( Riteish Deshmukh) ]
So, through the movie screening of play Hamlet by Kenneth Branagh helps us to better understand the whole play.
Thank you.
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