Jump cut is a technique more commonly used in Western cinema, while the other options are frequently employed in Indian films.

An establishing shot is typically used to introduce a new setting or location in a film.

Parallel editing involves cutting between two different scenes that are happening simultaneously, often to create a sense of tension or suspense.

A montage is a series of short shots that are edited together to condense time, create a sense of rhythm, and convey information quickly.

A visual metaphor is a visual image that is used to represent an abstract idea or concept.

A point-of-view shot is a shot that is taken from the perspective of a character, allowing the audience to see what the character is seeing and experience the story from their point of view.

A subjective camera is a camera that is used to show the audience the world from the perspective of a character.

A long shot is a shot that shows a wide view of a scene, often used to establish the setting, create a sense of distance between the audience and the characters, or to show the relationship between characters and their environment.

A close-up shot is a shot that shows a small area of a scene in detail, often used to focus the audience's attention on a particular character, object, or action.

A medium shot is a shot that shows a character from the waist up, often used to show the audience a character in relation to their environment, create a sense of intimacy between the audience and the character, or to show the character's body language.

A wide shot is a shot that shows a large area of a scene, often used to establish the setting, show the relationship between characters and their environment, or to show a group of characters.

A high angle shot is a shot that is taken from above the subject, often used to make the subject look smaller or less powerful, create a sense of vulnerability or insecurity, or create a sense of distance between the audience and the subject.

A low angle shot is a shot that is taken from below the subject, often used to make the subject look larger or more powerful, create a sense of awe or wonder, or to create a sense of vulnerability or insecurity.

A Dutch angle shot is a shot that is taken with the camera tilted at an angle, often used to create a sense of unease or disorientation, emphasize a character's emotional state, or create a sense of movement or energy.

A dolly shot is a shot that is taken while the camera is moving on a track, often used to create a sense of movement or to follow a character or object as they move through a scene.