"3 Idiots" Movie | Interview Scene | Performed by Students







As a part of activity, students were come enthusiastically to perform their level
best in role play activity. So as a teacher my vision is to mold them in the
right way with effectiveness. I have given about 10 minutes of time to prepare
for the scene and perform it which is challenging in a due time. The scene is
of “3 Idiots” (2009) movie, interview scene.

The students were performed well with daedal way and other students were supportive
to, the actions and camera setup, adjusting benches, making and editing video,
etc. The whole task gives benefits with fun and motivating, Quieter students
get the chance to express themselves in a more forthright way. The world of the
classroom is broadened to include the outside world thus offering a much wider
range of language opportunities as well.

Know more about other activities on my Google site:
https://sites.google.com/view/kaushaldesai/home/activities?authuser=0

Thanks to the scene rep. team:

Video Shoot: Sheikh Mohd. Amudi, Kiran Achari
Video Editor: Kiran Achari
Actors: Punit G., Uvesh Bilakhiya, Param Bhatt, Jay Chavda
Guidance: Assit. Prof. Kaushal H. Desai

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