Explore the intricate world of Partition cinema, analyzing Bombay and Lahore in transit between 1940-1960. This vital history delves into émigré film personnel and the unique genres born from Partition’s aftershocks, offering fresh insights beyond political narratives. Essential for students and enthusiasts of Indian film history and South Asian cultural studies, this book reveals the enduring legacy of this era. Discover the nuanced postcolonial impact on both Bombay and Lahore cinemas, uncovering shared creative energies across national divides and the lasting impact of cinematic transit.