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Comparison between The White Tiger and Movie slam dog millionaire






#narrative structure - Wanted poster and KBC show.

  • In the novel we can see that how cleaverliy Balram connect his story with two chines terrorist and narrate new story about himself and in movie Jmal cleaverliy deal with all question even he don't know the right answer. they both are not much educated but they know that how to deal with people or situation.  


  • We can also find corrupt system and foolishness behind the poster and KBC show. police trying to find balaram with unclear image and in movie we can see that host of KBC ( Anil kapppr ) trying to cheat Jamal by giving wrong answer. If they are using clear image than maybe uneducated person able to find him but here we can say that if educated people read the poster than they also not able to find him because image is not clear. 

  • In movie Anil kapoor gave the answer "B" if he not try to cheat jamal than maybe jamal not able to choose right answer "D". so by this two incident we can say that both are win because they know the nature of corrupt people or how to deal with them. 
#indianness 


  • In the novel white tiger we see that :-

1) Train
2) Cricket
3)Believe in religion
4. Corrupt Politician
5. Caste system
6  Class system
7. Darker side of India
8. Lighter side in India
9. Marriage
10. Powerful corporate world
11. Roll of police
12. represent dark side of village
13.child working in tea shop
14. call center
15. globalization
16. condition of education
 


  • In the film we can see that :-

1. train
2. cricket
3. Fact of reality show 
4. poverty
5. Child suffering 
6. real estate
7.  Dark side of Indian
8. representation of second side of india like Dharavi
9. call centre 

List  of the questions asked in the ' Slumdog millionaire'.

 1. Who was the star in the 1973 hit film "Zanzeer"
Ans. Amitabh Bachchan
   
2. A picture of three lions is seen in the national emblem of India. What is written underneath it?
Ans.  The Truth alone triumphs
    
3. In depiction of God Rama, he is famously holding what in his right hand?
 Ans. A bow and arrow
    

4. The song " Darshan Do Ghanshyam" was written by which famous Indian poet?
  Ans. Surdas
    

5. On the American One Hundred Dollar Bill, there is portrait of which American Statesman?
 Ans. Benjamin Franklin
    

6. Who invented the revolver?
Ans.  Samuel Colt
    
7. Cambridge Circus is in which UK City?
 Ans . London

8. Which cricketer has scored the most first class centuries in history?
 Ans.  Jack Hobbs

9. In Alexander Dumas' book, "The Three Musketeers", two of the musketeers are called Athos and Porthos. What was the name of the third Musketeer?
  Ans .Aramis. 

These are the differentiate which we find in film and novels


  • In the novel we can see that caste and religion is important,  In film we see that religion is in centre.

  •  In film there is nothing outsider but it's become a globe globalised,But in novel protagonist was focus on those who are outsider and who is insider.

  • In film we see that protagonist is get success by his observation skill, and also by knowledge just because he never  get a chance to educate him.
 
 




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