Dancing to a Different Tune: Indian Filmmakers on Bollywood Today
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Dancing to a Different Tune: Indian Filmmakers on Bollywood Today
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The dynamic growth of transnational connections, along with the development of media and communications technologies,...
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The dynamic growth of transnational connections, along with the development of media and communications technologies, during the first decade of this century has brought Bollywood cinema unprecedented international exposure and prominence. Boris Trbic speaks to filmmakers Hansal Mehta, Suparn Verma, Abhishek Chaubey, Anuj Dhawan, Pranav Dhiwar and Sameer Gautam Singh about the new conditions for the production, distribution and consumption of Bollywood films.
Additional keywords: Swinburne University of Technology, AsiaBound, India Study Abroad Center, Shahid, CityLights, Aatma, Faith Connections, Dabangg, Dhoom: 3.
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