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The film Que Sera Sera is a take on the popular representation of violence in cinemas. The film offers a perspective that goes against glorification and justification of violence seen commonly in popular movies. The film believes that violence is something that is sudden and counter productive and leads nowhere but to more violence. Similarly, the film also criticises the role of hero as all powerful and all knowing. Instead it says that hero is someone who learns and evolves as the plot progresses and in this process he realises that there are forces that he cannot control and he needs to acknowledge that thereby bringing out the human side of him. In a way the film rehumanises the deified character of hero in contemporary cinema.

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The film Que Sera Sera is a take on the popular representation of violence in cinemas. The film offers a perspective that goes against glorification and justification of violence seen commonly in popular movies. The film believes that violence is something that is sudden and counter productive and leads nowhere but to more violence. Similarly, the film also criticises the role of hero as all powerful and all knowing. Instead it says that hero is someone who learns and evolves as the plot progresses and in this process he realises that there are forces that he cannot control and he needs to acknowledge that thereby bringing out the human side of him. In a way the film rehumanises the deified character of hero in contemporary cinema.