Investigating the Representation of Heroes, Heroism, Violence, and Technology in RecentTamil films

Abstract

The objective of this article is to explore the characterization of the heroes and violence in recent Tamil filmmaking. Recent films, such as the films of Asuran, Bigil, Ratchasan, Kala and Vada Chennai, were incorporated into the study. Furthermore, the characters in the movies were subjected to content search. This research shows that these films have more violent scenes. The heroes and main characters from the film above have a criminal background. These movies pointed out that violence is the only way to solve all social problems. Moreover, the fact that movie heroes with criminal histories create negative and violent thoughts in the minds of those watching them. The involvement of young children at crime scenes is a crime. The psychological impacts resulting from recent changes in contemporary film are highlighted in this research article. The violent scenes from these films affect the youth's mind. This affects young children in particular. Although these movies contain good ideas, the high prevalence of violence can be regarded as preventable. The film is not just an excellent means of entertainment, it is also a reflection of society. There should therefore be a social objective and social concerns. There can be differing perspectives. But the young audience shown culpable will create negative feelings amongst the younger generation. This may lead to misunderstandings amongst young people. Not just that, but later, they may become more violent and criminal. This type of representation of hero characters in recent Tamil cinema is expected to create insensitivity to violent behaviour and antisocial activities among new generations and future generations.