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Section E — Research & Reflection (Extra credit: 5 marks) 14. (5) Identify one scholarly article or book chapter that analyzes Gangs of Wasseypur (provide full citation). Summarize its central argument in 3–4 sentences and reflect on how it changes or reinforces your reading of the film.
Section C — Form and Film-Making Techniques (20 marks) 9. (7) Analyze Anurag Kashyap’s directorial choices in framing and long takes. Pick one extended sequence and explain how shot composition and camera movement reveal character psychology. 10. (7) Editing and sound design shape the film’s rhythm. Discuss how cuts, montage, and diegetic/non-diegetic sound are used to build tension or comic relief in two contrasting scenes. 11. (6) Costumes, production design, and props anchor the story in time. Identify three recurring visual motifs and discuss their narrative or symbolic significance.
Section D — Creative & Comparative Tasks (10 marks) 12. (6) Rewrite a pivotal scene from the perspective of a minor character (200–300 words). Choose any scene; maintain period and tone but shift focalization to reveal new insight. 13. (4) Compare Gangs of Wasseypur to another crime epic (e.g., The Godfather, City of God, Satya). In two short paragraphs, highlight one formal and one thematic similarity and one key difference.
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Section E — Research & Reflection (Extra credit: 5 marks) 14. (5) Identify one scholarly article or book chapter that analyzes Gangs of Wasseypur (provide full citation). Summarize its central argument in 3–4 sentences and reflect on how it changes or reinforces your reading of the film.
Section C — Form and Film-Making Techniques (20 marks) 9. (7) Analyze Anurag Kashyap’s directorial choices in framing and long takes. Pick one extended sequence and explain how shot composition and camera movement reveal character psychology. 10. (7) Editing and sound design shape the film’s rhythm. Discuss how cuts, montage, and diegetic/non-diegetic sound are used to build tension or comic relief in two contrasting scenes. 11. (6) Costumes, production design, and props anchor the story in time. Identify three recurring visual motifs and discuss their narrative or symbolic significance.
Section D — Creative & Comparative Tasks (10 marks) 12. (6) Rewrite a pivotal scene from the perspective of a minor character (200–300 words). Choose any scene; maintain period and tone but shift focalization to reveal new insight. 13. (4) Compare Gangs of Wasseypur to another crime epic (e.g., The Godfather, City of God, Satya). In two short paragraphs, highlight one formal and one thematic similarity and one key difference.