The Analysis of Indian Films That Reflect Inequality in Society

Abstract

        This research aims to study and analyze Indian films that reflect Society inequality. The study involves examining the narrative structure, semiotics, and reflections of inequality present in five Indian films: "Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl," "Skater Girl," "The White Tiger," "Gangubai Kathiawadi," and "12 Th Fail."

        This article aims to studied about the narrative structure of Indian films that reflect inequality in society; which is the quality research. This article analyzing the data of the five Indian films, which the researcher was conducted a research and collected data from various databases; along with the various concepts and theories to be used for analysis purposes of the narrative structure of Indian films that reflect the inequality in society. The symbolism and essence of the films have showed the inequality of society on the perspective that each film presents, which is consistent to the objectives of the researcher.

        The findings reveal several interesting elements of Indian films that reflect Society inequality : 1. The narrative structure in each film straightforwardly connects the sequence of events involving the characters, their lives, struggles, and the unequal social environment, clearly portraying the socio-cultural realities of India, 2. Characters are crafted to allow viewers to deeply understand their roles, emotions, and feelings, 3. The settings in the films are divided into created scenes and those shot in real locations, 4. The dialogues vary depending on the characters' personalities, gender, profession, and age, 5. Semiotics are varied, yet the coding of messages remains clear, and 6. The reflection of social inequality and the environmental problems encountered are diverse.