A Tale of a Tub by Johnathan Swift

Thinking Activity:-  given by vaidehi09.blogspot.com

1.) How far do you think Digression is necessary?

 digressions are instances when the lecturer moves away from the main topic. This is usually only for a short time, after which the lecturer will return to the topic. Another word for digression is tangent. Writers also digress or 'go off on a tangent'; however, this is much less common, especially in academic writing.

• A temporary shift of the main topic

he necessity of digression varies widely depending on the goals and context of the communication. There's no one-size-fits-all answer, and it's important to use digressions judiciously, considering the needs and preferences of your audience, the medium you're using, and your communication objectives.

 2.)Identify any one movie/web series/song/poem/novel which talks about the sensitive topic like religion. Write in brief about it and explain what kind questions are raised through that work.

certainly ! OMG: oh my God ! is a bollywood film realeased in 2012 directed by Umesh shukl . Its a satirical comedy -drama that explores themes related to religion and spirituality, particularly in the contex of hindunism . thr film hero is Akshay kumar as lord krishna in a human form and paresh raval as the protogonist, kanji lal .

The story of "OMG: Oh My God!" revolves around Kanji Lal, a middle-class shopkeeper in Mumbai who faces a personal crisis when his shop is destroyed by an earthquake, and the insurance company refuses to compensate him by citing the "Act of God" clause. Feeling cheated and disillusioned, Kanji decides to take matters into his own hands and files a lawsuit against God and various religious institutions, including temples, mosques, and churches, for their involvement in promoting blind faith and superstition.

Kanji's lawsuit against God and his journey to expose the commercialization and exploitation of religion creates a ripple effect in society. He becomes a controversial figure, facing both opposition and support. In the process, Kanji encounters various characters, including religious leaders, skeptics, and believers, each with their own perspective on faith and spirituality.

As the film unfolds, Kanji engages in dialogues with Lord Krishna, who appears in human form. These interactions lead to philosophical discussions about religion, faith, and the purpose of human life. The movie doesn't shy away from satirizing the excesses and hypocrisies associated with religious practices, rituals, and godmen.

"OMG: Oh My God!" raises several thought-provoking questions and critiques, including: Blind Faith, Commercialization of Religion, Religious Intolerance, superstitions, The Role of God

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