This document summarizes a presentation on the topic of disguise in Bollywood films with reference to anti-sentimental comedy. It discusses the definition of disguise and anti-sentimental comedy, provides examples of disguise in literature including plays like The Rivals and School for Scandals, and examines examples of disguise used in Bollywood films like Bobby, Dhoom 2, and the Krish series to drive plots or provide laughter. The presentation was given by Dharma Gohel from the Smt. S. B. Gardi department of English at MKBU.

1. Welcome

2. Disguise
 Presented by Dharma Gohel
 Smt. S. B. Gardi department of English MKBU
 Topic : Disguise in Bollywood with referance to Anti-
sentimental comedy
 PAPER NO : 02 The Neo-classical Literaturre
 MA SEM : 01
 BATCH : 2017-2019
 EMAIL ID : dharmagohel71@gmail.com
 Enrollment no : 2069108420180014

3. Points to be discussed…
Definition : Disguise &
Anti-sentimental
comedy
Examples of disguise in
literature
Examples of disguise in
Bollywood
Conclusion

4. Ddefinition :
 “ Give someone or
oneself a different
appearance in order to
conceal one’s identity.”
- Oxford Dictionary
 Plot mover
 Source of laughter (in
anti-sentimental comey)

5.  Anti – sentimental comedy
“ It is one that does not
use emotion to evoke
reflection in an
audience.”

6. The Rivals
Jack Absolute as
Ensign Bevereley
To marry Lydia
To satisfy her
desire to be loved
by a romantic
person of lower
cast.

7. School for Scandles
 Sir Oliver Disguise
as
 Mr. Premium & Mr.
Stanley
 To find out the real
character of Charles
and Joseph.

8. Bollywood
Disguise

9. Boby
Jasoos
To search a girl
Played 12
characters
Versatile
Use of glasses,
make up, wig

10. Dhoom 2
 To hide identity as a
theief.
 Krish series
 Disguise for
betterrment of people
 Chachi 420
 Disguise creates
laughter many-a-times.

11. Thank You