Reshma Nair R

As an English Literature major, I passionately explore the world of literature through avid reading and expressive writing. My curiosity and enthusiasm drive my keen interest in research, particularly in the realms of media, popular culture, and movie analysis. I am actively seeking opportunities that allow me to apply my analytical and research skills to craft engaging content tailored to specific audience needs, and contribute meaningfully in the realm of media and culture.

• English
• Hindi
• Malayalam

A Discourse on Interrelatedness of Covid-19 Pandemic and Zombie Apocalyptic Movies, Dissertation was published as an article in the text named Understanding Culture: Studies and Perspective under Romanson Printing and Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.

• A Discourse on Interrelatedness of Covid-19 Pandemic and Zombie Apocalyptic Movies. An attempt to study popular culture in the context of anxieties of the contemporary world. The project focuses on three popular apocalyptic movies World War Z, Train to Busan, and #Alive and their interrelatedness with the global experience of the Covid-19 pandemic. All three movies are from the pre-covid era, yet the emotions underlying these cinematic texts run parallel to the global encounter with the pandemic.

• Deconstructing the Patriarchal Representation of Women in Advertisements. A dissertation that shed light on the various problematic representations of women in advertisements and how it was entertained even in these times. Following, the project included the concept of 'Femvertising' and various other resistance to such demeaning advertisements.

• Research Methodology And Literary Theory
• Film Appreciation Course

• Total Experience: Fresher
• Date of Birth: 10/14/99
• Gender: Female
• Marital Status: Married