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The recent Dalit representation in Indian cinema has arrived with nuanced attributes, distinct from the earlier cinematic portrayal that mostly depicted them as victims of caste atrocities and violence. The new representation in the recent Hindi, Tamil, and Marathi films and on various over-the-top platforms has progressively identified Dalits as the part of a greater
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Deewar (Wall) may have been a more apt title for ‘Jhund’ (herd) as the film is all about walls, real and imaginary. It begins with the scene of a wrought iron gate separating the posh locality of the filthy rich and the doughty lot of the slums in Nagpur. It ends with the shot of a flight taking off the Mumbai International Airport over a brick wall which, again, divides the
Arts and entertainment industries, which remain the place for cultural politics, still continue to be ruled by 'upper' castes while Dalit-Bahujans remain at the margins.
The legendary Amitabh Bachchan, who turns 79 today, is inarguably one of the most celebrated names in Indian cinema. The actor par excellence has inspired generations with his stellar performances and graceful personality, proving that he is greatness personified. The 'Megastar', who began his career in 1969 with Saat Hindustani, remains the face of Bollywood despite the