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... character portrayal . The following parameters are useful to discuss characters in a film . i . Familial ii . Social iii . Personal The first parameter ' locates ' the character in a given family where he or she has certain paradigmatic ...
... character portrayal . The following parameters are useful to discuss characters in a film . i . Familial ii . Social iii . Personal The first parameter ' locates ' the character in a given family where he or she has certain paradigmatic ...
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... character ' surrenders ' the plot movement to the unravelling of the character . On the other hand where the complexity of events is being focussed upon the characters are ' surrendered ' to develop the plot . A film can be viewed from ...
... character ' surrenders ' the plot movement to the unravelling of the character . On the other hand where the complexity of events is being focussed upon the characters are ' surrendered ' to develop the plot . A film can be viewed from ...
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... character right from Maya Bazaar . It gets a real and permanent shape in Sri Krishna Pandaveeyam . Sri Krishna Pandaveeyam is also known for two more characters - Duryodhana and Sakuni . Śakuni's desire to destroy the family of his ...
... character right from Maya Bazaar . It gets a real and permanent shape in Sri Krishna Pandaveeyam . Sri Krishna Pandaveeyam is also known for two more characters - Duryodhana and Sakuni . Śakuni's desire to destroy the family of his ...
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