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              <text>STUDY ON THE SIMILARITIES IN THE NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES:

 A COMPARATIVE CONTENT ANALYSIS ON KOLLYWOOD TO HOLLYWOOD</text>
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              <text> BABU SRINIVAS C  SHARATH</text>
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              <text>The study analyses the Narration techniques that were used in the Hollywood movies, which were taken from the Tamizh cinema, which is known as Kollywood. The researcher used content analysis to find out the similarities and common similarities from the four films, two from Tamizh and two from English. Through the content analysis and qualitative research we can find out that the plot or the ways of stories were moving in the same direction and the techniques in the narrative that makes the plot looks same.</text>
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