Revisiting 1947 through popular cinema: a comparative study of India and Pakistan.
作者： Gita Viswanath , Salma Malik
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摘要: subcontinent in 1947 through popular cinema is the theme of this paper. Both India and Pakistan, as a cultural production wields immense influence lives people mainstream has been deeply affected by Partition. By offering potential for public mourning space such theatre, confronts trauma that cataclysmic event Partition particular invests heavily private sphere emotions familial relations while also demonstrating domain already political.
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