Creative critique from a gender lens: 17-21 May | Opinion
Dr AL Sharada, director, Population First, reviews a selection of ads from last week
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Dr AL Sharada, director, Population First, reviews a selection of ads from last week
A very run-of-the-mill ad film in terms of the script. Young men mad over a match, eating and enjoying themselves till acidity strikes their good luck mascot. However, I am happy to note that the ad features a young woman, equally enjoying the match, although she has no speaking role. “Women occupy nearly 30% of the workforce. Almost 65% of the women work as construction labourers since their families are already in the workforce or male members of their family are employed there,” according to an article in Business World. While showcasing the contribution of JSW Cement to t...
Black face to play an indian guy. >> you couldn't do that today. >> eboni: let's hope not. >> whole funniest scene in the movie is when his dialect is ununderstandable and huge riotous. [laughter] if you think how far you go that a top box office move probably thought of pc as it is being made to now in the end we found that you were your sensitivity score is only a four. >> only comedy that now we seem to have is political comedy is by its very definition -- it doesn't bring the country together. most people can laugh at all humor. it doesn't matter if you are democrat or republican. situatio...