Sense’ and ‘Sensibility’ Compare with “Kandukondain Kandukondain
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This document summarizes and compares the Jane Austen novel "Sense and Sensibility" to the Indian film "Kandukondain Kandukondain". It notes that both works feature two sisters, one representing sense and one representing sensibility. In the novel, the sisters are Elinor and Marianne Dashwood, while in the film they are Sowmya and Meenakshi. The document outlines the plots and characters of both works, and identifies similarities like the sisters bonding and differences due to adapting to modern Indian culture. It concludes that the film is a significant adaptation that exemplifies how the themes of sense and sensibility still relate to women's experiences with marriage.
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![Table Of Content
• About Author – Jane Austen
• About Novel “Sense and Sensibility”
• About Movie – “Kandukondain Kandukondain”- English
: I have seen, I have seen]
• About Characters
• Similarities and Disimilarities
• Conclusion](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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- 1. SMT S.B.GARDI DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH M.K.BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY Name : Ruchita Kankrecha A. Roll No. : 29 Topic Name : ‘Sense’ and ‘Sensibility’ Compare with “Kandukondain Kandukondain Paper No. : Romatic Literature E-mail Id : ruchikankrecha06@gmail.com Enrolment No. : 2069108420190024
- 2. Table Of Content • About Author – Jane Austen • About Novel “Sense and Sensibility” • About Movie – “Kandukondain Kandukondain”- English : I have seen, I have seen] • About Characters • Similarities and Disimilarities • Conclusion
- 3. Jane Austen [1775-1817] • Jane Austen was an English Novelist • Her novel’s Plots often explore the dependence of woman on Marriage in the Pursuit of favourble social standing and Economics security • Her famous publications : 1. Pride and Prejudice 2. Sense and sensibility 3. Emma
- 4. “Sense and Sensibility” [1811] • Published Anonymously • Story of Dashwood Family sister Elinor and Marianne • The novel set in Southwest England ,London • The novel is centered around the contrast between rationality and emotion
- 5. “Kandukondain Kandukondain” • English : I have seen, I have seen • Based on Jane Austen’s Novel “Sense and Sensibility” • Directed and Co-written by Rajiv Menon • The film went on to feature in international film festival and gain notable awards • The story of two sisters
- 6. About Characters • Two sisters : 1. Elinor Dashwood represents Sense and 2. Marianne Dashwood represents sensibility • Other characters include: Colonel Brandon Edward Ferrars John Willoughby Lucy Steele
- 7. Continue ….. • Two sisters : 1. Sowmya represents sense and 2. Meenakshi “Meenu” represents sensibility • Other characters include: Major Bala – rich man in village Manohar – film Director Srikanth – Willoughby
- 8. Sowmya’s Dialogue in the Movie • “Have I chosen my name ? My femininity? My appearance? Then why should I Choose my Husband?”
- 9. Similarities • Like Elinor and Marianne , Sowmya and Meenakshi both love each other • Marianne loves Willoughby , Meenakshi loves Srikanth • In the novel, because of their Brother they have to leave the home and in the same way in the movie due to certain circumstances Meenakshi, Sowmya and Family move to Chennai. • The movie ends with a happy ending
- 10. Dissimilarities • This Movie is the Modern Day Indian Adaptation of the novel “Sense and Sensibility”, therefore the dynamics of Characterization and Plot Construction Change • Example : Women are not Working in Victorian Era but in the movie, Sowmya is a School Principal
- 11. Conclusion • Thus, the Movie is a significant Adaptation of Sense and Sensibility. • “What women went through with regards marriage in the time of Austen is what most Indian women go through today” • It exemplifies how Sense and sensibility is used in Popular Culture.
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