Comparison among The White Tiger, Namo and The Slumdog millionaire
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This presentation has tried to look Simulacra and Simulation with the use of three different sources. Here in this presentation, I have compared one book, one movie, and one Real-life character; The White Tiger, Namo, and The Slumdog millionaire. To see the comparison among Jamal, Modi, and Balram watch till the end.
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- 3. Comparison among The White Tiger, Namo and The Slumdog millionaire
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