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Peepli Live is a 2010 Indian satirical film about farmer suicides and the ensuing media and political responses. It was produced by Aamir Khan and directed by Anusha Rizvi, a former journalist who had reported on farmer suicide cases. The film stars Omkar Das Manikpuri as Natha, a poor farmer struggling to support his family. To save his land from banks, Natha's brother encourages him to commit suicide for the compensation. However, when a local reporter publicizes this plan, it draws intense media attention and political manipulation, further complicating Natha's situation. Peepli Live critically examines issues like poverty, corrupt bureaucracy, and sensationalized media coverage
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- 1. PRESENTATION-PEEPLI[LIVE] Name – AvayMinni Stream – I T Roll no – 09/IT/51 Future Institute Of Engineering & Management
- 5. In 2001,khan set up Aamir khan Production.Its first film was LAGAAN.It was India’s official entry to74th academy award.
- 6. In 2007 TaareZameenPar,marked his directional debut. Received Filmfare best movie award.
- 11. To save his land and his family,Budhiya encouraged Natha to commit suicide so as to receive a compensation from the government for the death.But this news was picked up by Rakesh,a local news reporter,and was advertised by a English news channel.But in the meantime,therival,“The Bharat Live” came in to play and the situation got messed up. Natha’s family was continuously harassed. Natha ran away due to the confusion.But unluckily he was kidnapped by the local headmen.it was revealed and every rushed there.In a confusion an accident occurs and Rakesh dies.
- 18. NOMINATED:-
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- 21. Star Screen Award for Best Ensemble Cast
- 24. Peepli Live is the subject of a few controversies. VJAS ( VidarbhaJanandolanSamiti), The Nagpur-based farmer's advocacy group, asked the Maharashtra government to ban the film due to its depiction of farmer suicides.KishorTiwari, the president of VJAS, stated: "TV serial 'BairiPiya' has shown that debt-trapped Vidarbha farmers are selling daughters to clear their debt, while 'Peepli Live' is far from reality and an insult to poor farm.
- 25. According to John Travolta, Peepli Live was inspired by 1997 English film Mad City.
- 27. Firstly,I,would like to thank our teacher Mr.ShuvomAmin for giving me such a prestigious topic.I am really grateful to work for this presentation.
- 28. Secondly,I would like to convey thank to my friendsfor their constant support and help.
- 29. Last but not the least,I would thank my parents for their continuous blessings.…Without them,it would not have been possible.
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