Bangalore days
The
blockbuster movie Bangalore days directed by Anjali Menon have been watched by
a vast majority of people of Kerala. Any movie whether an entertainer or not, will
always represent the socio-cultural milieu of the society.
Analysing
the different characters of the movie will give one a glimpse on Kerala
society.
Aju
As it
is always Dulqur has become the official orphan of the Malayalam film Industry.
Like his every other movie he is either left out from his own family or born as
an orphan. Barring apart his family background he epitomizes the typical new
generation youth of Kerala. The guy
never shaves, will always have four centimetre thick facial hair grown
randomly, always wear a T- shirt be it any occasion, the hair style is always
the same as he wakes up in the morning
and always talks Manglish.
Kuttan
Kuttan
epitomizes the typical malayali boys. Studies engineering, secures a job in
Bangalore as an IT professional, hails from a small village and is exposed to
the urban culture for the first time.
Just like any other IT professional from Monday to Friday he works in
with his energy and waits for the weekend to arrive. Though he works in an
urban setting he always dreams of going back to his sweet home. Like the
typical mallus he loves to have a small village girl as his bride. Unlike his
urban counterparts he like to marry a village girl with a local name, long
hair, trained in home-grown ways… and finally like the traditional way the girl
should address him by calling him chetta.
Divya
Prakash
Divya
Prakash represents the girls of Kerala. Nazriya as always plays the role of a
student who is married off immediately as she finishes her college education. A
typical arranged marriage in Kerala style. The smart girl who dreamed of
studying an MBA course and had never thought about marriage suddenly takes a U
turn when the man of her dreams arrives. Handsome, works in Bangalore city, IT
professional, good earnings- The groom has everything that a typical malyali
girl and her family is looking for-security, cash and status. The marriage is
fixed.
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