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Mourning the Nation: Indian Cinema in the Wake of Partition

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Bhaskar Sarkar

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A work of film studies that traces how the traumatic Partition of India and Pakistan has been represented (or not represented) in Indian cinema from 1947 to the present.

Categories:

Fiction - Humour

Year:

2009

Publisher:

Duke University Press

Language:

english

Pages:

384

ISBN 10:

0822392216

ISBN 13:

9780822392217

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PDF, 3.90 MB

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english, 2009

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