Amnesia In Ghajini

Amnesia In Ghajini

Many films depict a protagonist suffering from amnesia which makes them incapable of doing to do day–to–day activities while struggling to find their purpose, but rarely do these films portray people who suffer from such conditions accurately. These conditions are used to create suspenseful films which makes it easier for filmmakers to intrigue viewers to the theatres. Similarly, Ghajini (Mantena, Aravind & Murugadoss, 2008) a film which is centered around a character named Sanjay Singhania, who suffers from anterograde amnesia as a result of brain injury after being hit on the head with an iron rod (Mantena, Aravind & Murugadoss, 2008). The film follows him on his journey to take revenge of his girlfriend's murder, while struggling with his inability to create new memories (Mantena, Aravind & Murugadoss, 2008). Films tend to glamorize conditions such as anterograde amnesia and Ghajini (Mantena, Aravind & ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...This is a normal reaction among people suffering from any type of amnesia, they tend to get violent when they are unable to recall events, especially if they are being questioned about them (Myers, 2014). In many films, the protagonist often is shown to be fully recovered from their amnesia as soon as they accomplish their goal. In this particular film, Sanjay did not recover from his amnesia after killing Ghajini, who murdered his girlfriend (Mantena, Aravind & Murugadoss, 2008). Sunita introduces herself to him and telling him that she is his friend, while he is meeting her like a stranger near the ending of the film (Mantena, Aravind & Murugadoss, 2008). This is very realistic as it very unlikely for someone to recover from anterograde amnesia after solely accomplishing their goal that they struggled with due to their condition. Anterograde amnesia occurs due to an injury, so a particular event is unlikely to trigger

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