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              <text>A COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN HOLLYWOOD AND INDIAN MOVIES DEALING WITH THE TOPIC CAPITAL PUNISHMENT</text>
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              <text>Capital Punishment is a much debated topic in the country and around the world. Films are a major of information where one can propagate an idea to a wide range of audience. Being a topic of general concern, it is important to discuss the relevance of capital punishment on screen (in a movie) and carry forth the happening debate onscreen. The paper tries to do a comparative study between English and Indian movies dealing with the topic.</text>
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