Analysis Of OMG-Oh My God And Pk

Movies being a digital media with a visual and audio mode have always been the finest way to inform a target audience simultaneously. Satirical comedies are movies that rely on humor to make the audience realize current social issues such as poverty, blind faith, security, etc.… OMG- Oh My God! and PK are fictional Indian satirical comedy films that make the audience question their religion, traditions, and the way of thinking of society, but showcased in completely diverse ways; OMG- Oh My God! in a more solemn way, and more realistic, while PK being a more lighthearted version of the previous one. OMG- Oh My God! is based on the Australian film The Man Who Sued God, and a Gujarati play Kanji Virudh Kanji. In OMG- Oh My God! a middle-class

PK is a movie about a human looking alien, PK, that lands in Rajasthan, India with only a necklace which is his only way to get back to his planet, but is stolen by a local thief. The necklace is the remote controller of PK’s space ship. Then, he is accidentally hit by a truck, and befriends a bandmaster, Bhairon Singh, who takes him along with his troop. The alien attempts to learn to communicate by holding hands, but the Bhairon misunderstands him, so he takes the alien to a brothel where he learns Bhojpuri language by holding a prostitute’s hand for six hours. Then, Bhairon learns that the thief might be in Delhi, so he sends PK there to get his remote control. Due to his strange behavior, since he was oblivious of how people lived on earth, people call him PK (pee-kay) that is Hindi for drunk. When PK asks people about the remote controller they tell him that only God can help him find his remote. So, PK sincerely practices every Indian religion attempting to find God, to no avail. Later, he discovers that Tapasvi, a godman, has his remote controller. Tapasvi claims it was a gift from God, and refuses to return the remote, even though it was sold to him by the thief. In Delhi, he meets a TV reporter, Jaggu, who promises to get him his remote back. Then, Jaggu prepares a TV segment where PK can argue with Tapasvi to get his remote controller back, who is using PK’s remote to

They assume not only that the film makers are insulting their religion, but also that they want them to stop believing in God. However, the film makers were not trying to insult their religion, instead they were trying to let them know that people may be making a business out of their honest faith, and that they should believe in God but be realistic at the same time. For instance, PK in the movie PK points that as every believer of any religion, the pauper are also children of God, and that instead of offering things that he already has we should help the pauper as siblings. Consequently, this could help end poverty, and world