Analysis Of The Movie Outsourced

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Introduction:
Due to the globalization, there are more interaction between different countries. In the movie Outsourced, people have diverse cultures, race, and beliefs. In the flowing content, this paper will explore cultural aspects in the movie Outsourced and my own opinions and reflections.

The movie reflects lots of culture shocks between West and East countries. These culture shocks all because people have diverse norms, attitudes and behaviors. Indian do not eat beef as cow is sacred in India. In Indian, the slaughter of cows is illegal. For example, Tod can not be brought Cheese burger with money. Cow is threated sacred and thus beef is not eaten. Meanwhile, we can see that America and India have different attitude in marriage. In America, people has freedom to choose their way to live and love is basis of marriage. In India, get marriage without love is usual. For …show more content…

There are stereotypes demonstrated in the movie Outsourced. Firstly, Asha’s marriage is under the parent’s agreement, that arranged marriage is illegal in some West countries and Asian countries such as China. Asha has been engaged when she was four years old, that is ridiculous in twenty-first century. Secondly, in movie Outsourced Tod did not get married, and he was though being a homosexual. There is no regulation said people have to get married, in Western society, people pays attention to the cultivation of individual independence and pursuits the personal objectives in their life, not only marriage. Thirdly, Western has bias to India, think they are poor, outdated, and dirty. Honestly, India is developing very quickly including in technology and economy. Every country has their own traditions and unique point. For example, Tod do not want go to India at the beginning time cause he was objection to Indian. Finally, Tod found, he needs to better understanding Indian cultural and intercultural

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