Uncover the nuanced portrayal of masculinity and violence in postcolonial cinema with this insightful study by Indian author Swaralipi Nandi. Utilizing interdisciplinary approaches from literature, sociology, and media studies, the book critically examines societal violence depicted in films worldwide. It illuminates how cinematic techniques shape viewer emotions and contribute to the formation of identity. A vital resource for academics, students, and enthusiasts of film studies, cultural studies, and postcolonial theory in India, offering fresh perspectives on challenging cinematic narratives.