The etymology of the word 'Aside' dates back to the 14th century, Middle English, meaning 'one side' or 'to the side.' It was popularised by the 15th-century Elizabethan dramatists in the Renaissance period, who used it to share comments, expressions, secrets, and humorous and witty remarks directly to the audience without involving the characters on the stage.
A scene is like the building blocks of any play. Several scenes are woven together form an act, and several acts are interlaced to form a play. It's like a short-break where the production team change the settings of the stage, such as the placement of props. It's used when the location changes from one place to another.
Why Blog? We're living in a digital world; a world where everything is just a click away. In this digital world, along with being the consumer of digital culture, it's equally important to admit our presence online, not in terms of social networks to scroll feeds and reply to messages instantly but to showcase our … Continue reading How to Blog Effectively: A Step-by-Step Guide
The reading of all good books is like conversation with the finest (people) of the past centuries! René Descartes I seldom pondered the topic until a friend posed this question- Yaar, how can I read any book effectively and easily? According to me, if you feel engrossed in the book or if you're able to … Continue reading 10 Tips to Read any Book Effectively
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