Jacques Lacan has developed the concepts the symbolic, real and imaginary order. This triad is extension of Freud’s triad of id, ego and super ego. But unlike Freud his interpretations are much wider in scope and dimensions. Human behavior in all societies can be investigated in the light of symbolic, real and imaginary order.
Existence of symbolic order leads to the creation of undeclared constitution of what is considered a socially acceptable behavior and what not. How the characters in the movie act will be described as per triad developed by Lacan. At the same time relations and reactions of the audience while watching the movies will also be looked through the same perspective.
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In such a nice weather, Paro was moving in the cycle. Her unkempt hairs, shabby clothes, dark brown color were enough to threaten any man that too in the morning. Then the frame changes Dev just woke up. He was shown urinating and accompanied sound of urine falling into toilet was disgusting and could put off any one. Viewers were also not interested in sexual encounter at this moment.
He sees a note from Paro and proceeds to meet her at canal. Walking in the fields of sugarcane Dev sees the bulky mattress lying properly on the ground, but he could not see Paro. Suddenly she jumps over him and tries to have intercourse with him. But he reacts furiously. For the viewer as if Paro was confirming the words of Sunil that she is characterless sex maniac and always remains available for sex. Viewers were also feeling the disgust of her attempt.
Dev slaps her calls her slut and leaves the place. She was shown broken, folding the beddings and moving back in her cycle towards her house. Paro enters her house in her bicycle.
Her mother tells that her father wants to talk to her. He tells her about the new proposal of marriage has come for her and the boy is none other than Rasika’s brother, who had two children
Existence of symbolic order leads to the creation of undeclared constitution of what is considered a socially acceptable behavior and what not. How the characters in the movie act will be described as per triad developed by Lacan. At the same time relations and reactions of the audience while watching the movies will also be looked through the same perspective.
It is important to describe Lacanian triad (Real Order, …show more content…
In such a nice weather, Paro was moving in the cycle. Her unkempt hairs, shabby clothes, dark brown color were enough to threaten any man that too in the morning. Then the frame changes Dev just woke up. He was shown urinating and accompanied sound of urine falling into toilet was disgusting and could put off any one. Viewers were also not interested in sexual encounter at this moment.
He sees a note from Paro and proceeds to meet her at canal. Walking in the fields of sugarcane Dev sees the bulky mattress lying properly on the ground, but he could not see Paro. Suddenly she jumps over him and tries to have intercourse with him. But he reacts furiously. For the viewer as if Paro was confirming the words of Sunil that she is characterless sex maniac and always remains available for sex. Viewers were also feeling the disgust of her attempt.
Dev slaps her calls her slut and leaves the place. She was shown broken, folding the beddings and moving back in her cycle towards her house. Paro enters her house in her bicycle.
Her mother tells that her father wants to talk to her. He tells her about the new proposal of marriage has come for her and the boy is none other than Rasika’s brother, who had two children