Sunday, September 10, 2000
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 For over half a century,
Hollywood has gradually imparted strong cinematic genres to the world,
including India. And as these film genres have gained coherence based on
repeated plot motifs, recurrent image patterns and predictable narrative
conventions, a significant trend has been noticed. This being the
growth, in the recipient nations, of numerous and diverse sub-genres of
cinema’s two major strains: melodrama and comedy, says Abhilaksh
Likhi
It’s the journey, not
the end,
by I.M. Soni
Modern anguish and
anxieties,
by Darshan Singh Maini
Puppets everywhere,
by Hitesh Kaushal
DREAM
THEME:
Significance of teeth,
by Vinaya
Katoch Manhas
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