Explore the complex politics of cultural practice in a globalizing world with this insightful analysis. Renowned Indian critic Rustom Bharucha interrogates equitable cultural exchange, asking how community and resistance can thrive against market forces. Through the lens of contemporary India’s vibrant struggles—focusing on caste, gender, and sexuality—this book dissects intellectual property, cultural tourism, and the very future of theatre. It’s essential reading for students, scholars, and practitioners passionate about cultural politics, theatre, and India’s vital role in global discourse.