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Patience and hard work go a long way in achieving your goals. How does Patol Babu win the admiration of the director through a very small role? Write in 80-100 words.

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Mark Antony, with the help of his oratory, succeeded in winning the mob over to his side. This led to the downfall of the conspirators. Write in 80-100 words, how with the power of words he could effect a change in his listeners.

 

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Patience and hardwork go a long way in achieving your goals. I totally agree with the statement and it has proved in the story itself. Patol Babu was able to win the admiration of the director through a very small role. In the story, Patol Babu was given only a minor role of a pedestrian who was only needed to collide with the main actor of the film, Chanchal Kumar and utter a monosyllable sound "Oh". Nevertheless, his passion for the job given made him to work hard and give the best performance through rehearsing persistently. Eventually, he did a terrific job and received praises from Chanchal Kumar and Baren Hullick. His hard work paid off. He was satisfied with his performance. While he was about to start shooting, he gave a suggestion to the director that if he will hold a newspaper in his hand, his role will appear more natural. This impressed the director and after Patol Babu's performance, he praised him for his dedication.

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Mark Antony, with the help of his oratory, succeeded in winning the mob over to his side. This led to the downfall of the conspirators. It is true that words have immense power to effort a change in the listeners. Antony was himself a very good orator and was able to change the hearts of the Romans. He drew the attention of the people towards all the deeds done by Caesar. He told them that Caesar had tears in his eyes when the poor wept. An Ambitious man does not cry. They are made of sterner stuff. Then, he drew their attention to the number of times Caesar refused to adorn the crown. This again is not a sign of an ambitious man. He tried to arouse the emotions of the people of Rome by appealing to their senses and comparing it with the statement made by Brutus. This created immense effect on the people as it appealed to their head and heart. Antony's speech aroused the people to such an extent that they declared mutiny and decided to burn down the houses of Brutus and the other traitors for murdering Caesar.