Offering audiences a romanticized interpretation of Indian life, the images in Bollywood films present the viewer with loving and supportive families, beautiful wedding rituals, and a happily ever after point of view that does not quite measure up to the societal realities of life for millions of Indian women. Juxtaposing themes and images from three popular Bollywood films against current attitudes towards women in Indian society, this paper will analyze the issues surrounding women\u27s choice of marriage partners, the high cost of weddings and dowries, female infanticide, and the violence too often suffered by women and girls in India through dowry-related abuse or murder. This paper will also examine the question of whether the Bollyw...
The tradition of presenting gifts to the daughter by parents on the occasion of marriage initiated d...
In the most popular Bollywood films in the decade and a half following India\u27s 1991 economic libe...
This article investigates Indian encounters through films about ‘surrogacy’ as a process. Surrogacy ...
Offering audiences a romanticized interpretation of Indian life, the images in Bollywood films prese...
In the late 20th and 21st century various movements took place which challenged the stereotypical no...
Indian women have been experiencing the arranged marriage and dowry system for centuries. The main o...
Homemakers' efforts to the growth of their homes and economies in Indian society have been downplaye...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the inferior positions of women in both Bollywood and Holly...
Hindi cinema has always been a better citation for Indian culture. Now it is an accepted proof for t...
The subject of this work is comparison of ancient view of women's nature and women's social roles wi...
My study examines women-centric cinema in India that are in Hindi. In these films women have revolte...
In this thesis, I argue that the 1994 Bollywood film Hum Aapke Haiti Kaun (Who am I to You?), is fr...
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine the complex social and cultural practice of dowry ...
Film heroines have been an integral part of Hindi cinema’s long-standing transnational circuits and,...
The genres of film studies represent, from its origin, socio-cultural, economic, political, religiou...
The tradition of presenting gifts to the daughter by parents on the occasion of marriage initiated d...
In the most popular Bollywood films in the decade and a half following India\u27s 1991 economic libe...
This article investigates Indian encounters through films about ‘surrogacy’ as a process. Surrogacy ...
Offering audiences a romanticized interpretation of Indian life, the images in Bollywood films prese...
In the late 20th and 21st century various movements took place which challenged the stereotypical no...
Indian women have been experiencing the arranged marriage and dowry system for centuries. The main o...
Homemakers' efforts to the growth of their homes and economies in Indian society have been downplaye...
The purpose of this thesis is to examine the inferior positions of women in both Bollywood and Holly...
Hindi cinema has always been a better citation for Indian culture. Now it is an accepted proof for t...
The subject of this work is comparison of ancient view of women's nature and women's social roles wi...
My study examines women-centric cinema in India that are in Hindi. In these films women have revolte...
In this thesis, I argue that the 1994 Bollywood film Hum Aapke Haiti Kaun (Who am I to You?), is fr...
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to examine the complex social and cultural practice of dowry ...
Film heroines have been an integral part of Hindi cinema’s long-standing transnational circuits and,...
The genres of film studies represent, from its origin, socio-cultural, economic, political, religiou...
The tradition of presenting gifts to the daughter by parents on the occasion of marriage initiated d...
In the most popular Bollywood films in the decade and a half following India\u27s 1991 economic libe...
This article investigates Indian encounters through films about ‘surrogacy’ as a process. Surrogacy ...