... "put one star's head on another woman's body-apparently, her original breasts weren't 'spherical enough'" (Jones 23). The media and culture has created false ideals for people to conform to which also shapes gender roles. That being said, perhaps if the media changed the way they portray men ... when she was put in a different culture. She remembered, "Like several million people on this planet, I weigh 15 pounds more than I'd like. But my 15 pounds appeared overnight, after an airplane ride from my home in India to Boston" (Iyer 1). In India, the gender roles and the way women ... ...

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... treated as inferior, specifically in third world countries. Intellectually and physically men are considered to be greater than women purely because of tradition of culture. According to an article written by John Anderson, he states, "From South America to South Asia, women are often subjected to a lifetime ... aunt was raped by one of the men in the village, had an illegitimate child, which then caused her to commit suicide. Within the Chinese culture, villages are a tight-knit community, basically one big family. To the aunt's village, she went against them by having a personal life, ...

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... . On the contrary, the movie Charulata took place in urban area. The setting is also an upper class thought of Bengali poets, journalists, politics, at the time of 1870 when India was still under British rule and issues of freedom and self determination are very passionate concern. Using of printing papers, newspaper, hawkers, playing cards are the evidence of city life ... ;Bishwo Bandhu" the renowned paper of Indian subcontinent by her own name "Srimoti Charulata Dashi". Thus she established a dignified identity of herself in the society. Art and culture are the souls of every society o...

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