Aishwarya Rai Essays

  • Salman Khan

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    however, his drama off-screen proved more gripping than any movie. He moved from scrape to messy scrape with the law, the media, and his sometimes girlfriend, Miss World-turned-actress Aishwarya Rai. Columnists bemoaned his bad boy ways. Religious fundamentalists protested his taste in women (he was a Muslim; Aishwarya, a Hindu). But all along, diehard fans swore he was simply misunderstood. Now he stands accused of manslaughter. And even those fans may reached their limit. Fall 1998 marked the

  • Reflection on Cultural Values and Women

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    wives liberated themselves from the chains of oppression that is found in many cultures. Works Cited Divakaruni, Chitra Banerjee."The Disappearance." Arranged Marriage. 1995: Print. Provoked. Dir. Jag Mundhra. Perf. Aishwarya Rai, Naveen Andrews, Miranda Richardson, Aishwarya Rai, Naveen Andrews, Miranda Richardson, 2006. Film.

  • The Indian and the NRI Heroine

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    In films, heroines reveal cultural values, gender roles, and social challenges experienced by their culture. Therefore, viewers may use Bollywood heroines as a lens through which to view the experience of the Indian woman and Indian culture. Recently, with the growth in size and influence of the Indian diaspora, a new strand of Bollywood films has emerged concerning the topic of first or second generation Indians living abroad. These non-resident Indians (NRI) face a reality very different from that

  • Equal Engagement: In Marriage and Between Cultures

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    commonly misunderstood aspects of traditional cultures and the folly of cultural tension. Works Cited 1. Austen, Jane, and Vivien Jones. Pride and Prejudice. London: Penguin, 2003. Print. 2. Bride and Prejudice. Dir. Gurinder Chadha. Perf. Aishwarya Rai and Martin Henderson. 2004.

  • Gilles': Monster or Victim

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    and impure in this world. After eight years of torture, sodomy, and killing, Gilles de Rais would finally stand to confess countless murders, his motives, and acts through how they took place. His actions, however, would be the result of several influences that shaped his life. These influences focus on his childhood upbringing, involvement with warfare, homosexuality, and French society. All help justify de Rais’ murders and his sadistic nature of a serial killer. There can be many excuses one uses

  • Losing Weight After Birth Essay

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    7 Tips for Losing Weight After Child-birth Pregnancy means a changes not only in your life and family size but also in your body. It is totally a personal choice as to if you want to lose the weight or not. But, more than your physical appearance, the extra weight affects your health and fitness. Research shows that if the woman does not lose the extra weight she gained during her pregnancy, her chances of obesity increases. Here are some easy ways by which you can shed those extra pounds: Take

  • Differences And Similarities Between Hollywood And Hollywood

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    When you compare Bollywood and Hollywood, you can definitely see that there are several differences and similarities when you think about it. You would think that the United States would produce more movies a year than anywhere else in the world. But in actuality, Bollywood is known for producing more than 800 films a year! While the United States produces half as many. There has always been a controversy between Bollywood and Hollywood, but what is exactly causing it? Yes, they are top film productions

  • The Negative Effects Of Social Media

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    Social media has several negative effect on us The general argument made by Natalie Jacewicz in her article "Social media bad for the minds of young people, right? Maybe not." is that "social media may help improve mental health by boosting self-esteem". More specifically Jacewicz argues that we should embrace social media because it "provides a source of emotional support". I disagree with Jacewicz argument and say that young American women and men my age should limit the amount of time they spend

  • Coca Cola: The Indian Culture and The United States Culture

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    India’s culture: India is one of the countries that this report will cover. Power distance is rather high in India this is evident when observing the rather extreme levels of inequality amongst individuals. It is also apparent in the work place, managers expect their team members to be obedient. Employees also count on being clearly directed when it comes to their tasks and what is expected out of them. Top down communication is employed and negative feedback rarely moves up the ladder. In this

  • Equal Engagement: In Marriage and Between Cultures

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    through this marriage, both England and India has found the way to engaging each other equally. Works Cited 1. Austen, Jane, and Vivien Jones. Pride and Prejudice. London: Penguin, 2003. Print. 2. Bride and Prejudice. Dir. Gurinder Chadha. Perf. Aishwarya Rai and Martin Henderson. 2004.

  • Bollywood Film, Jodhaa Akbar

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    The 2008 Bollywood film, Jodhaa Akbar, portrays a story about an alliance between the third Mughal emperor of India, Akbar and a Hindu Rajput princess Jodhaa. However, the film shows more than a mere love story between the two nobles, but rather it subtly touches on the virtues of pluralism and tolerance, both of which embody modern day India. As stated by Shahnavaz Khan, “It is as much about India’s present as it is about the past.” Her statement supports the theory that political goals and history

  • Family Genogram Analysis

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    Everyone’s story begins with family, every experience within this complex system is integrated into who one becomes and what one values. In constructing a genogram of my family of three generations, starting with my grandparents, my parents and myself I have been able to identify patterns on both my paternal and maternal sides of the family. The patterns found were language barriers, affaires, divorce, abuse, anxiety and miscarriages. Language barrier My grandparents on my paternal and maternal

  • Disadvantages Of Celebrity Endorsement

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    When a movie actor or an athlete do an endorsement they give their positive image to the brand which attracts their followers all over the world. Example, a kitchen appliances manufacturer TTK prestige signed Aishwarya Rai and Abhishek Bachchan as a brand endorser because the company chose right couple for kitchen appliances It experienced the increase in its popularity as it started getting orders from not only from India but from all over the world(Srinivasan Ravichandaran

  • Cultural Differences Of Geert Hofstede: Understanding Cultural Values

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    4.2 UNDERSTANDING CULTURAL VALUES Secondly , it is important to understand the difference in cultural values. According to Geert Hofstede, there is no such thing as a universal management method. Management interacts with other dynamics of society including politics, family, religion, beliefs etc. The cultural dimension model of Geert Hofstede describes five dimensions of value perspectives between national cultures: Power Distance, Individualism vs Collectivism, Masculinity vs Femininity, Uncertainty

  • Global Film Industry: The Influence of Bollywood on Hollywood

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    Over the years, Bollywood has emerged as its own distinct identity in the global Film industry. Bollywood is the global leader in production of movies with a staggering 27,000 featured films and thousands of short films. ( Pillania 1) However, Hollywood is still the leader in revenues generated. Due to the growth of the Indian market and globalization, Bollywood has made its way to the international markets. Globalization is often misrepresented as the growing influence of the western culture in

  • India's Historic Influence and Immigration to America

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    All throughout history, India has been a place where much wealth and goods filled the country and countless numbers of people came. There has been British influence within the country from being under control of the British, increasing its already diverse nation. For years, there has been many prominent figures that have come from India and had a major influence on others. One of the most influential figures was Mahatma Gandhi, who believed in non-violence and fighting with words only. Just like

  • The Bildungsroman and the Big Screen

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    Abstract — The female bildungsroman, also known as the bildungsromane, is known as a sub-genre of novel where the principle focus of the novel is the education of the protagonist. Literary critic M.H. Abrams defines the bildungsroman as, "the development of the protagonist's mind and character, as [s]he passes from childhood through varied experiences…into maturity and the recognition of [her] identity and role in the world". The character of Elizabeth Bennet from Jane Austen's celebrated novel Pride

  • The Bildungsroman and the Big Screen: The Coming-of-Age of Elizabeth Bennet

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    The female bildungsroman, also known as the bildungsromane, is known as a sub-genre of novel where the novel's subject is, "the development of the protagonist's mind and character, as [s]he passes from childhood through varied experiences…into maturity and the recognition of [her] identity and role in the world" (Abrams 112-113). The character of Elizabeth Bennet from Jane Austen's celebrated novel Pride and Prejudice is one such bildungsromane heroine. The reader is given insight into the psychological

  • The History and Future of Denim

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    Introduction As the world revolves, there are a lot of changes that happens in the world. For example, in terms of technology, there are a lot of improvements already. Back then, for example, features of mobile phones were only call and text. But more ideas have been developed and people have started to think about how to improve some things so that they can attract more consumers. The result is there are now more, in this case, high-tech phones with carious incredible features such as access to