Conflict of Cultures in the film Bend It Like Beckham

Cultural clashes in movies Beckham Gurinder Chada caused culture clashes in various ways in the movie "Beck It Like Beckham". Gurinder Chada created a sense of humor using techniques such as accent, sound, contrast, stereotype, satire, characterization, and collocation of British and Indian culture. This will create a movie that draws attention of the audience and makes the story interesting. In a movie Bend It Like Beckham, a young Indian women's football player wants to become a professional soccer player someday and play in his own country.

Because the conflict between Western culture and Indian culture is so familiar, the movie 'Bend like Beckham' strongly resonated with me. The hero's "Jess Bhamra" expresses this confrontation in the most perfect and appropriate way. As the first generation of Australian-born girls with tradition in India, I can prove that we must maintain two different cultures at the same time. "Beck like Beckham" is a movie about the story of Indian girls, the sole real purpose of life is parents frustration, that is to do professional soccer.

Beckham is a movie covering important issues related to various cultures of Western countries and cultures of ethnic minorities. This movie is the story of two girls living in the middle class of London, Jessminder Kaur Bhamra (Jess) and Juliette Paxton (Jules). Jess is a Sikh Indian immigrant family, and Jules comes from a traditional British family. The two girls brought together love between coach and soccer. Jess's parents did not approve of my daughter playing soccer. They hope to concentrate on finding traditional Sikhs Indian where she learns Indian tradition and get married. Jules' mother likewise worries about her daughter. Joule is more interested in football than fashion and makeup. Bending like Beckham is a movie showing the fusion of two cultures and the fusion of tradition and contemporary ideas.