1. – Lecturer, Asian School Of Media Studies, Noida, Up, India.
| Received
08-Sep-2013 |
Accepted
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Published
08-Sep-2013 |
Abstract
Cinema has always enjoyed a significant place in the lives
of the people. It permits the individual to relate to a world
which is several times distant from their real life and on
other occasions touches and becomes the reflection of their
conditions. It has established itself as an important catalyst
in building the nation and developing its people. In this
paper for studying the reflection of socio-economic issues
in Hindi films, I have examined three commercial Hindi
films post Liberalization. The aim of the study is to identify
possible influence of political climate in determining the
social and economic state of the people and how Hindi
films have presented it in different ways.
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