By tracking manifold changes in the contexts of transforming media and inter-connections between diverse industrial nodal points, this book expands the critical vocabulary in media and production studies and foregrounds new methods for examining cinema. The chapters in this volume address a range of themes such as transgressive female figures networks of authors and technicians trans-regional production links and changing technologies, and new media geographies. It excavates histories of film production, distribution, and exhibition and their connections beyond regional and national boundaries and between places, industrial practices, and multiple media. Through grounded and interdisciplinary research, it shows how film industries located in disparate territories have not functioned as isolated units and draws attention to the industrial traffic вЂ“ of filmic material, actors, performers, authors, technicians, genres, styles, sounds, expertise, languages, and capital, across trans-regional contextsВ вЂ“ since the inception of cinema. This volume points to the limits of models such as regional, national, and transnational and develops вЂnetworkвЂ™ as a conceptual category to study cinemas of India. Part III Media geographies, agencies, and technologiesДЎ1 Habits and worlds: Malayalam cinemaвЂ™s travels with the gulfДЎ2 Celluloid visions in a video frame: Bhojpuri cinema between insurrections and catharsisДЎ3 Mixing industrial elements, generating sexual agency in AiyyaaДЎ4 Blurring the boundaries between Hollywood and Bollywood: the production of dubbed films in MumbaiДЎ5 Making-of videos: of placeless studios and pioneering music directorsДЎ6 Locating Mollywood: video industries, inter-regional media networks and the вЂњlocated mobilityвЂќ of Malegaon films Part II Networks of circulation, production, and imaginingsД¦ Film exhibition in Hyderabad in the 1930s: the case of Moti Mahal cinema and film circulationД§ Arriving at Bombay: Bimal Roy, transits, transitions, and cinema of intersectionДЁ Circumambient geographies of cinema: the Shaw BrothersвЂ™ Malay film production studios in mid-century SingaporeД© Filmfare, the Bombay industry, and internationalism (1952вЂ“1962)ДЎ0 Traversing The Evil Within (1970): transnational aspirations, stardom, and infrastructure in a cold-war Asia The lyrics were written by Waqif with music composed by two music directors, Ashok Ghosh and Pransukh Nayak.Part I The female star, traveling figures and transgressionsДЎ Fatma Begum, South AsiaвЂ™s first female director: resurrections from media and legal archivesДў The вЂproblem of respectable ladies joining filmsвЂ™: industrial traffic, female stardom and the first talkies in Bombay and TehranДЈ SabitaвЂ™s journey from Calcutta to Bombay: gender and modernity in the circuits of cinemas in IndiaД¤ Travels of the female star in the Indian cinemas of the 1940s and 50s: the career of BhanumathiДҐ Bringing bharatanatyam to Bombay cinema: mapping Tamil-Hindi film industry traffic through VyjayanthimalaвЂ™s dancing body She then turns into a typical boring housewife with no career. She becomes friendly with one of her doctor colleagues, Dr Gaurish (Pesi Patel), but when she sees Narendra paying attention to Gaurish's wife her jealousy is aroused. She would also prefer that he not interfere in her work or stop her from meeting friends. She marries Narendra ( Motilal), but first makes him agree to not wanting children as a way of controlling population growth. Madhurika ( Sabita Devi) is a 'modern' young woman, committed to her career and believes in family planning.

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