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Published: 05-Dec-2013

Editorial

Celebrating a century of Indian cinema: passions, pleasures and perceptions

Piyush Roy
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Articles

Fire and Rain, The Tramp and The Trickster: romance and the family in the early films of Raj Kapoor

Rachel Dwyer
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Shakespeare-wallah: cultural negotiation of adaptation and appropriation

Souraj Dutta
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The role of a song in a Hindi film

Rajiv Vijayakar
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Of marriages and families: clothing the marriageable Tamil woman

Ranjani Krishnakumar
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Cinema in the sculpting of the South Asian self: a textual reading

Amy Doffegnies
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Interviews

Santosh (happiness) going to the cinema

Catarina Mourão
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'Stardust has always told facts, not gossip!' An interview with Nari Hira, founding editor of Stardust Magazine

Piyush Roy
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Animating Indian production culture: an interview with animation filmmaker and educator Ram Mohan

Timothy G. Jones
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Queen of humour: a candid interview with award winning writer and film maker Sai Paranjpye

Sridhar Rangayan, Saagar Gupta
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Film Reviews

Introduction to Film Reviews

Ashvin Immanuel Devasundaram
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Maya Miriga (Odia, 1984): a mirage called life

Piyush Roy
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Autumnal explorations of alterity: conjuring ghosts of Kashmir's forgotten and disappeared in 'Harud'

Ashvin Immanuel Devasundaram
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Ship of Theseus (English/Hindi, 2013): an odyssey within

Rajesh Naidu
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The lost ethos of Uttam-Suchitra films: a ‘nostalgic’ review of some classic romances from the golden era of Bengali cinema

Pramila Panda
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