Difference - Bust Vs Statue Vs Deity | Havisha Rathore

Hello friends! Welcome back to this channel! In this  video, Havisha will explain to us the meaning of a  

bust and the difference between a bust, a statue,  and a deity. So, let's start without any hiccups.  

I was passing by and then I saw this model  of Dr Puneeth Rajkumar and I thought of learning  

English through it. Now, let me tell you. What  is this called? Is it called the statue of Dr Puneeth  

Rajkumar or a deity? Let me tell you. It is not called  the statue nor it is called a deity. It is called a  

bust. This is the bust of Dr Puneeth Rajkumar. What is  it? It is a bust of Dr Puneeth Rajkumar and what is  

this bust? Bust is a model of a person in which it  only covers the shoulders, the chest, and the face  

or I would say the head. So, that is called a bust.  What is it called? Bust. What is it called? Bust.  

I repeat, bust. So, this is the bust of Dr Puneeth Rajkumar means in this it is only covered the face,  

the shoulders and the chest. So, what is this called?  Bust. But what is the statue? Statue is a model in  

which the whole body is covered including the legs,  stomach, hands, chest, face and so on. Everything is  

covered. So that is called statue but this is not  a statue this is a bust of Dr Puneeth Rajkumar.  

It is a bust. Now, bust has many meanings like bust  also means the act of arresting a criminal. The  

act when a police arrests a criminal is called  bust. What is it called? Bust. For example, the  

police busted Salman Khan and Sanjay Dutt. It means  the police arrested them. I busted him a couple of  

years ago. In fact, I busted them twice. Well, they  finally busted him. Cops bust him after searching  

his locker. Bust. And also when something breaks.  So, to break something is also called bust. For  

example, once I was so furious that I busted my  old television with a sledgehammer because India  

lost the match. It means I broke the television  with a sledgehammer. and I'm going to teach you  

how to bust their faces. You call me a fool, I  bust your head. Bust your face, yeah, shoot you.  

So, bust has many meanings means one word  can have many meanings. So, be careful  

about the context in which the word is  used. It can be a verb, adjective, adverb, noun etc.

So, be careful in which context it is used. Now,  what is a deity? Deity is a model when it is kept  

in temples or somewhere and it is worshiped. So,  that is called deity. What is it called? Deity. I hope  

you got the difference between bust, deity, and  statue. I hope you enjoyed this small video of  

Havisha and learn something new from this video.  Try to use these new words in your daily life  

sentences. It will boost the level of your English.  Bye-bye! See you in the next video!