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Jesminder Bhamra, like the director, is British-Asian. Just like Director Chadha had refused to take traditional Punjabi dancing lessons and watch Bollywood films as a child, Jesminder unintentionally rebels when trying to integrate cultures. Jesminder’s traditional Sikh parents want her to be ‘good’ by completing university and marrying an Indian man. However, due to local

The actress who played Queen Amidala, Natalie Portman, has become quite a style icon herself. Beyond the Star Wars films, Natalie is frequently on the red carpet, on fashion magazine covers, and was even featured as ‘Miss Dior’ in 2015 for the internationally recognized beauty brand. In 2002 she wore a gown by a designer relatively unknown at the time, to the London premier of Episode 2 – the following media coverage helped launch the designer, Zac Posen, who is very well known today for his amazing

“I always thought that if I could pull off great boots [...] that would make me happy. But the hair gets in my face, the boots pinch… and this leotard is giving me an epic wedgie.” Ms. Marvel in No Normal and Generation Why defies “the typical oversexualization and damsel in distress archetype of women in comics.” (Sujei Lugo, Boston Public Library) Ms. Marvel is not depicted similar to how women are depicted in other comics. Kamala Khan’s costume and wardrobe—especially her costume and what she decides to wear—is anything but typical. When Kamala Khan decides to “run around JC all powered up,” she realizes that she needs a costume. After finally acknowledging the costume, Kamala’s first words to Ammi upon arriving at home are “Ammi! Where’s

has spent a lot of time perfecting her looks for all places and occasions, as

It is hard to miss the olive skinned lady that has been all over red carpets and advertisements. The doe eyed seductress with attractive pouting lips is definitely a sight to behold on every angle. And oh, let us not forget the curves all situated in right places – really, there’s someone as impeccable looking as this girl.

An analogy has been drawn about how she was in the past and how is she now. She was a carefree person, demanding love in her life, wanting to take care of her children and become a house wife and now she works as a schoolteacher, has become a responsible person concerned about her husband and child, struggling for her son’s life, bearing tantrums of her sister-in-law and living in a small house in a small city. On the other hand, Komal, sister-in-law of Anjali is a character shown who seems to be frustrated from her life from the time she has lost her husband. The book has depicted another face of an Indian woman, who lives her entire life following the customs that the society has decided for a widow. Anjali tried to make her first marriage successful by taking care of small things like making her husband, his favorite cardamom chai and best of meals while Prakash’s second wife Indu was never concerned about any of his likings and gave priority to her own personal

For heaven’s sake they even dressed alike. They lived in Calcutta, but they moved to the United states to go to college. Unlike Mira, the older of the two. Bharati stuck to her roots and didn’t let the american culture get to her. She married someone who her father would approve of, she still wore her bindi and didn’t change her style to fit it, she even returned home back to Calcutta after

Last year she was masked as Jasmine, a fictional Disney princess, but this time, she decided to pay homage to the eternal R&B icon, Aaliyah. She chose one of the most popular looks of the singer, which is from her "Try again" music video.

Monsoon wedding”(2007), an award winning movie, directed by mira nair. Features widely known Indian actors, such as Vasundhara Das, Naseeruddin Shah and Vijay Raaz.

Notably, in an interview earlier this month, the Australian actress had said that she loves the sexy getup chosen for her. She also revealed how the team went through an exhaustive selection process before finalizing the

The Ramayana is an Indian epic which demonstrates what it means to be the perfect man or woman in Indian culture. Due to the story’s mass popularity, there have been many renditions created about it. One of those versions is Sita Sings the Blues, an animated film version of The Ramayana created by Nina Paley in 2008. Because of the significant time difference between The Ramayana and the modern Sita Sings the Blues, the values presented in the two works differ, as indicated in several ways. One particular event within the two interpretations that displays both similarities and differences is when Sita is captured by Ravana.

Tollywood actor Nani had many good things to say about the Hyper film team at a recent event. Starting from the the film's producers, the hero and other technicians were lauded by him for their commitment and good work. But, while talking about the film's leading actress, he had nothing to say other than commenting about her good looks.

Some characters have their own individual themes with regards to the style of music played when they are onscreen; for example, Rahul, a 19 year old University student from Sydney, is introduced driving in a car into a traditional Indian home playing very loud heavy bass Western music, an example of diegetic sound that would not normally be found within a traditional Bollywood film. The character for whom Nair uses music to it's greatest effect is Alice, a servant within the main family's, the Verma's, household. Whenever she is onscreen, much more traditional non - diegetic, or mood music, is played, using a combination of conventional, lower tempo and pace tabla beats. This gives strength to her individual storyline, which is a more typical Bollywood love story, and is noticeable in particular in scenes with her love interest, a wedding organiser named Dube. It also helps to establish the nature of her character, which also is more traditional, using only Hindi and Punjabi to speak with unlike other characters who also use English, which once again shows a Western influence although Nair herself did not write the script.

Nation’s around the world take pride in their countries historical monuments, attractions, and celebrities. This sense of national pride, helps improve citizens morale, and the global perspective of a nation. A national treasure can be a local attraction such as the Space Needle or the Chihuly Garden of Glass. Similarly, national treasures can also be a historical monument like the Statue of Liberty which is an important part of our nation’s history. National monuments and attractions are important to increasing tourism. National treasures can also be an iconic person that the rest of the world identifies with said persons home country. America has been blessed with an abundance of national treasures, and Tom Hanks is among them due to his

Bharati Mukherjee is one of the accomplished diasporic writers. Her writing focuses mainly on women’s suppression, struggle to overcome the problems and attempt to attain identification. Bharati Mukherjee also depicts the cultural conflicts between the East and the West. When a person enters into a new culture from the old one, the conflict arises between the two cultures in the alien land. This paper explores how the female character, Jasmine is portrayed as protagonist in Bharati Mukherjee’s Jasmine. Bharati Mukherjee portrays Indian woman as protagonist in all her novels and the character takes brave decision to emigrate which is the first major step of heroism. The character is portrayed with the capable of facing adventures and creates own happiness and identity, unyielding by conventionality. In Jasmine (1989),