IMS MANAGEMENT JOURNAL ISSN: 0975-0800 www.imskolgroup.com Volume: 11; Issue 1; January 2019 REPRESENTING A CHANGED CULTURE IN DELHI BELLY (MOVIE), BAISHE SRABON (MOVIE) AND ALTAF GOMES (THEATRE): A CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT IN DISCOURSE IMS Management Journal/Volume: 11, Issue: 1/Jan-19/ISSN No. 0975-0800 By MAUMITA CHAUDHURI ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION, AND JOINT COORDINATOR OF DEPARTMENT OF BBA, BARRACKPORE RASTRAGURU SURENDRANATH COLLEGE, 6, RIVERSIDE ROAD & 85, MIDDLE ROAD, BARRACKPORE, NORTH 24 PARGANAS, WEST BENGAL – 700120. INDIA. Ph. No. +919674339059, +919433065888. E – Mail:
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[email protected]. ADDRESS FOR COMMUNICATION: 26, NAGENDRANATH ROAD, ANANDA BIHAR, BLOCK – III, FLAT – 1B, SATGACHHI, KOLKATA – 700028, WEST BENGAL. INDIA. IMS Management Journal/Volume: 11, Issue: 1/Jan-19/ISSN No. 0975-0800 Abstract Cinema is the mirror of the society. In this paper I have chosen two movies and one theatre to justify how the usage of language in media can make changes in the stereotype communication form. Delhi Belly (rated A certification) is a 2011 Bollywood Hindi Movie, Baishe Srabon (rated A certification) is a 2011 Bengali Movie and Altaf Gomes is 2013 Bengali Play (strictly for adults). These three forms of communication and media have one single thing in common i.e. their language. They didn’t miss a single opportunity in any shot or sequence to use slang languages in its optimum. This paper will try and analyze how these mediums of communication have