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This presentation discusses the movie Rann and the topic of journalism. It provides background on the movie, which is about a television news channel CEO named Vijay Harshwardhan Malik and his battle with political corruption. It examines several characters including Malik, his reporter Purab, and his corrupted son Jay. It analyzes how the movie portrays the role of journalism in passing information and generating debate, but also how it can be manipulated by politics and corruption. In conclusion, it states that the movie shows both the good and bad roles that journalism can play when influenced by power and politics.
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- 1. PRESENTATION Name: Gediya DishaVijaybhai Roll Number: 10 Class: Sem 4 Subject : Journalism and Movie Rann Paper :15 Email :dishagediya11@gmail.com Submitted to :Department of English ,Maharaja Krisnakumar sinhji Bhavnagar University
- 2. Journalism Word comes from ‘Journal’ ‘Journalism is instant history ,an account of history as it is being made’ Industrial revolution History of newspaper and magazine
- 3. Movie Rann Based on Journalism Story of Vijay Harshwardhan Malik and his son Jay PM Mohan pandey
- 4. Vijay Harshwardhan Malik CEO of television channel 24/7 Victim of political power Battle with Amish Kakkar
- 5. Different character Purab Jay Malik’s reporter Good person Faithful reporter Malik’ s son Included in corruption Selfish son
- 6. Role of Journalism in movie News channel 24/7 Passing and sharing information Motivate power of the society Generate debate
- 7. corruption Corruption by Jay Corrupted man Mohan Pandey Jai’s brother -in- law
- 8. Power of politics Role played by politics in Journalism Mohan Pandey PM K.K. Raina Fixed speech of political leaders
- 9. Reality and Fakeness Reality Fakeness Jay shoot a video Mohan is bad person PM presented as terrorist Mohan is good person
- 10. Conclusion Thus in this movie the role of journalism and journalist is important. Through the power and politics , people can change reality . So journalism plays good and bad role in this movie.
- 11. Work sited https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rann_(film) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki /Journalism