The document compares the characters Vladimir and Estragon from Samuel Beckett's play Waiting for Godot to tramp characters in Bollywood films. Vladimir is the more responsible of the two and is referred to as "Didi." Estragon is weaker, more helpless, and relies on Vladimir's protection. He has a poor memory. The physical attributes of tramp characters typically include baggy pants, a tight coat, a small bowler hat, large shoes, and a cane. While these tramp types are found in literature and films, they also reflect how people in real life structure their lives, though tramps live freely compared to others.

1. Comparison of Vladimir and Estragon
with Bollywood tramps.
Prepared by - Bathavar Virajee
Course: - M.A. English
Semester: -3
Enrolment no: - PG15101001s
Submitted to: - Smt. S.B.Gardi Dept. of English
MKBU
Email id: - bathvarvirji@gmail.com
Paper no 9 : - The modernist literature.

2. Introduction
• Waiting of Godot is a
play written by
Samuel Becket.
• Waiting for Godot is
Beckett’s translation
of his own original
French version, En
Attendant Godot, and
is subtitled “a
tragicomedy in two
acts”.

3. Tramp
• A tramp is a long term
homeless person who
travels from place to place
as a vagrant, traditionally
waking all year round.
• The word tramp became a
common way to refers to
such people in 19th century
Britain and America.

4. Tramps in waiting for Godot
Vladimir:
• Main character
• More responsible and
mature
• Didi - Mr. Albert.

5. Estragon:
• Second main characters.
• Gogo.
• Weak and helpless.
• Protection.
• Poor memory

6. Bollywood Tramps

7. Bollywood Tramps –
Vladimir and Estragon
• The physical attributes of the Tramp
• pair of baggy pants,
• A tight coat
• A small bowler hat
• A large pair of shoes
• Cane
• Famous small mustache

11. Conclusion
• So after all I want to say that this
types of tramps are everywhere
whether it is in literature or movie or
in real life also.
• Generally in our life we are following
same structure. But these types of
tramps are living their life as they
want and they are free than us.

12. References
• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramp
• http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/godot/charact
ers.html
• https://youtu.be/VY1pWTek2sY
• https://youtu.be/z4WtYcEBzKA
• https://youtu.be/KJi7vu_QDus

13. Thank you..