IRONY AND HYPERBOLE IN THE DIALOGUE OF ABDULLAJON: A STYLISTIC ANALYSIS OF CINEMATIC LANGUAGE

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This article analyzes the use of stylistic devices in the dialogue of the Uzbek comedy film Abdullajon, focusing on irony and hyperbole. The study examines how these devices function in character speech and how they contribute to humor, emotional expression, and narrative development. Through qualitative stylistic analysis of selected dialogues, the research shows that irony is mainly used to express indirect criticism and skepticism, while hyperbole intensifies emotional reactions and emphasizes unusual events. The findings indicate that these stylistic devices enhance the authenticity of conversational language in the film and strengthen its comedic effect.

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10.66413/adpiix/vol2_iss1/art19

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