Description
This book delves into the profound influence of cinema on Indian society, particularly among the youth. It explores how films shape behavior, fashion, and attitudes, becoming a mirror of societal norms and a tool for cultural expression. The work discusses the representation of gender, caste, and sexuality in Indian films, highlighting their role in challenging traditional narratives and addressing social issues. By tracing the history of Indian cinema from its origins to Bollywood's global impact, this book offers a comprehensive analysis of cinema's role in shaping identity and fostering social change in India.
