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Author Archive

No Place Like Home? Women on the “Outside” in Hindi Cinema

October 14, 2014

By Dina Khdair

Dina Khdair analyzes the conflict between interior and exterior in Highway and Queen.
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Tags: Highway, Queen
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Communal Politics and the Tragic Love Narrative in Hindi Cinema

July 14, 2014

By Dina Khdair

As tragic romances, Ishaqzaade and Ram-Leela act as contemporary parables for India’s destabilized economic, political and cultural integrity.
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Tags: Hindi cinema, Ishaqzaade, Narendra Modi, Ram-Leela
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