code: def django_object_from_row(row, model, field_names=None, ignore_fields=('id', 'pk'), ignore_related=True, strip=True, ignore_errors=True, verbosity=0):
      
      field_dict, errors = field_dict_from_row(row, model, field_names=field_names, ignore_fields=ignore_fields, strip=strip,
                                               ignore_errors=ignore_errors, ignore_related=ignore_related, verbosity=verbosity)
      if verbosity >= 3:
          print 'field_dict = %r' % field_dict
      try:
          obj = model(**field_dict)
          return obj, errors
      except:
          print_exc()
          raise ValueError('Unable to coerce the dict = %r into a %r object' % (field_dict, model))
docs: Construct Django model instance from values provided in a python dict or Mapping
  
      Args:
        row (list or dict): Data (values of any type) to be assigned to fields in the Django object.
          If `row` is a list, then the column names (header row) can be provided in `field_names`.
          If `row` is a list and no field_names are provided, then `field_names` will be taken from the 
          Django model class field names, in the order they appear within the class definition.
        model (django.db.models.Model): The model class to be constructed with data from `row`
        field_names (list or tuple of str): The field names to place the row values in. 
          Defaults to the keys of the dict of `row` (if `row` is a `dict`) or the names of the fields
          in the Django model being constructed.
        ignore_fields (list or tuple of str): The field names to ignore if place the row values in. 
  
      Returns:
        Model instance: Django model instance constructed with values from `row` in fields
          from `field_names` or `model`'s fields