"The Tiger King" is a short story by Kalki Krishnamurthy, an Indian writer. In this story, the central character is the ruler of a princely state, who develops a fascination for hunting tigers. The narrative explores the consequences of his actions and his relentless pursuit of a particular tiger, which leads to unexpected and tragic outcomes. The story often delves into themes such as the abuse of power, the consequences of obsession, and the disregard for nature. It may also touch upon the conflict between human desires and the preservation of wildlife. The Tiger King's pursuit of the tiger becomes a metaphor for the dangers of unchecked ambition and the impact of individual actions on the environment and society. 🐅📚 Dive into the captivating world of the Tiger King as we bring to life the Class 12 CBSE English textbook lesson like never before! 🎬✨ Join us on an epic cinematic journey that unravels the complex characters, gripping plot twists, and the underlying themes that make this literary masterpiece a must-study for students. 🌟 Synopsis: In this thrilling adaptation, we explore the intricacies of the Tiger King lesson, dissecting the story's layers of suspense, morality, and human nature. Witness the clash of personalities, power struggles, and the relentless pursuit of dominance in the mesmerizing backdrop of the wild. 📖 Educational Insight: Not just a movie, but an educational experience! We delve into the Class 12 CBSE English curriculum, highlighting key lessons, themes, and literary elements that make the Tiger King a compelling study. Perfect for students looking to enhance their understanding of the prescribed syllabus. 👀 Why Watch? Uncover the untold stories behind the characters from your textbook. Enhance your comprehension of the CBSE Class 12 English curriculum. Immerse yourself in a cinematic journey that brings literature to life. 🎓 Educational Entertainment: At the intersection of education and entertainment, this movie provides a unique blend of academic insight and cinematic storytelling. Whether you're a student preparing for exams or a literature enthusiast, this is an unmissable cinematic experience. 🔍 Explore the depths of the Tiger King lesson in a way you've never imagined! Hit play and embark on a journey that transcends the boundaries of the classroom, bringing literature to life on the big screen. Subscribe, like, and share to spread the excitement of learning through cinema! 🍿🎥 #TigerKingMovie #cbseclass12 #LiteratureInCinema #thetigerking #class12english #vistas

The Rattrap is a story about a rattrap seller who leads a very poor life as his earnings are very low. He has to resort to thievery and begging to make both ends meet. He is alone in this whole world and leads a miserable life. So he starts knitting up various kinds of thoughts. One of these thoughts is of supposing the whole world as a big rattrap. His views are that the world offers us various types of baits in the form of comforts of life. This in return traps us into the rattrap of the world and leads us to various types of miseries. This short movie is prepared by students of class 12, Atomic Energy Central School no 3, Rawatbhata under the guidance and direction of Dr. Rahul Khillare, PGT English. Lesson No.4: The Rattrap by Selma Lagerlof Book: Flamingo Produced & Directed by: Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare Copyright © Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare Edited by: Mahmad Farhan Mansoori Cast: Anushka Jain Anchal Singh Shreshti Jain Soumya Jain Archi Gothi Archana Singh Shivangi Sharma Dialogue/Screenplay: Anushka Jain, Dr. Rahul Khillare

The Enemy_Vistas_Class XII_English Core_CBSE_A Short Movie is a short film on the lesson The Enemy, a story written by Pearl Sydenstricker Buck. This story is a lesson in Vistas book of English core CBSE class XII. Students of class XII have created this short film for Internal Assessment Project 2021-22. This film helps students to gain better understanding of plot, characters and themes of the story. This film makes learning a joyous journey. A lot of drama takes place in the story with great suspense which is captured in this short film Produced and Guided by: Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare (PGT, AECS 3 Rawatbhata) Director : Shivangi Sharma (Class XII) Scriptwriter : Shivangi Sharma & Sanjana Shakyaal (Class XII) Cameraperson : Priya Sharma (Class XII) Set Designer : Renu Derashri, Sanjana Shakyawal (Class XII) Editor : Mohmad Farhan (Class XII) Sound Recordist(Studio) : Mohmad Farhan (Class XII) Sound Recordist (Location): Priya Sharma (Class XII)

The Inchcape Rock | Class 12 | Poem | HSC | English The Inchcape Rock is a poem from class 12 English textbook of State Board of Maharashtra. The Inchcape Rock unveils the truth that evil often digs a pit for others, only to find itself tumbling into the same abyss. "As you sow, so shall you reap," "what goes around, comes around," "tit for tat". There are innumerable stories, novels, plays which hold this truth of as you sow, so shall you reap. Rarely you might have heard of a poem embarking this truth of karma. The poet Laureate of England Robert Southey has done this flawlessly by weaving the story of notorious Sir Ralph the Rover into a timeless ballad ‘The Inchcape Rock’’ in very simple and lucid language using vivid imagery. So let’s step into a world where crime begets its own punishment. This video is a musical cinematic presentation of the the poem The Inchcape Rock. The Inchcape Rock- Poem written by Robert Southey The Song composed, Sung and Mixed by Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare The Video shot and edited by Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare Cast: Ralph the Rover (Leader of Pirates)- Dr. Arvind Redkar (Rt. Principal, Mumbai) Pirate-2 : Subhash Sonde (Senior Teacher and Trainer, Palghar) Pirate-3 Manish Ghayal (Teacher, Ashram School, Palghar) Pirate-4: Vaijyanath Khekdya (Teacher, Karnala, Virar) The Abbot of Aberbrothok and The man in Karma Scene: Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare Kids: Prashika and Prashil Boat courtesy: Amar Bavakar and his Frientds

Going Places is a chapter from English class 12. Going Places is the story of Sophie, who works at a biscuit factory with her best friend Jansie. Sophie comes from a middle-class background. Teenagers like Sophie often have unrealistic expectations and engage in hero worship and fantasies, particularly if their families are struggling. However, her friend Jansie is more practical and warns Sophie that unrealistic fantasies can lead to disappointment. Sadly, Sophie becomes trapped in her daydreams and suffers as a result. Going Places is a short movie that helps you understand easily without any lecture. Going Places short movie is theatrical reproduction of the lesson 'Going Places' by A. R. Barton from the English textbook of class 12 CBSE © Dr. Rahul Laxman Khillare #class 12 English #flemingo #goingplaces #boardexam #class12 #englishclass12th #englishclass12 #goingplaces #goingplaces #flamingo

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This is my first rap song... I hope you like it. More than this I hope you understand the present problems themed in this rap. This is a small step I have taken to attract attention to the death toll we are having across the world without any riot, terrorist attack, or murder. This includes farmers, children dying out of malnutrition, deaths of unemployed youth, and lakhs of victims of the very system. Please comment on how it has come out. Rap written and composed by Dr. Rahul Khillare. Copyright @RahulsSchoolofWisdom ©Rahul Khillare Video editing and Track mixing- Farhaan Mansoori. Soundtrack Credit: beatsprovider. Link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsEVf1fJsdsVideo footage Credit: 1. Rinkoo Barpaga https://youtu.be/O0QASWYm2Cg2. Video Farm https://youtu.be/nnHGqVlQwYE Subscribe, Like, Comment and Share.

Hello listeners, this is Dr. Rahul Khillare on Rahul’s School of wisdom anchor FM by Spotify. today I have brought to you A radio show by students of class 9th which is a part of the CBSE class 9th English communicative syllabus. So without wasting time let's listen to them… a warm welcome to the students of class 9th of Atomic Energy Central School number 3 Rawatbhata. over to you students