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1954, Dancing the Orient: An “Egyptian Belly-Dancer” in Bombay Studiosce sequence featuring Indian actress Smriti Biswas in .. B. R. Chopra skillfully blends exoticism with cultural familiarity, offering a nuanced depiction that balances elements of orientalism with film notes of realism.

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Bollywood Shoots Beirut, Beirut Screens Bollywoodshowcases Beirut’s coastal charm and leisure activities, while . transforms it into a backdrop for espionage narratives. This aesthetic underscores Bollywood’s resonance with the international imagery of Beirut and Bollywood’s alignment with Beirut’s global perception.

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Variationsmethode und St?rungstheoriend insights, the chapter provides a nuanced portrait of Bilimoria as an advocate for the development of overseas markets and sheds light on his unique perspective on the Middle East market. It also critiques the government and film industry’s failure to capitalize on international opportunities, as perceived by Bilimoria.

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,Beispiele aus dem kaufm?nnischen Bereich,graphical contexts of film distribution, the book questions the essentialist narratives surrounding Bollywood’s Arab audience. It delves into the mechanisms of film circulation—networks, agents, and locations—revealing insights into South-South circuits..This introductory chapter clarifies key termi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08703-9s in Baghdad and growing popularity despite minimal Indian distributor presence. This chapter delves into the perceptions of Indian agents regarding the Middle East as a potentially rich market, examining notions of “cultural affinity” and potential concerns of a “cultural invasion” from the Arab pe

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FOURIER-Transformation mit der DFT,gainst the backdrop of decolonization, the Cold War, and the rise of the Non-Aligned Movement, this period witnessed a burgeoning cultural exchange in the Global South. The close relation between Egyptian leader Nasser and Indian Prime Minister Nehru positioned Cairo as a focal point of Indian forei

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Negative Ergebnisse in Kohortenstudienwood to Tehran. The chapter redefines the history of film circuits, emphasizing the creativity of agents who facilitated film circulation..Highlighting the significance of Indian merchants as film agents, the chapter traces their crucial role in the early days of the Indian film industry’s developme