Description
This comprehensive study examines how women film directors have shaped Indian cinema through their unique cinematic vision and storytelling. With 190 pages of in-depth analysis, the book explores the artistic choices, thematic concerns, and representational strategies of women directors who have challenged conventional narratives in Hindi and regional cinema. Ideal for film studies students, media scholars, and anyone passionate about understanding the contribution of female filmmakers to Indian culture. A valuable resource for universities and film institutes across India.
- Language : English
- Hardcover : 190 pages
- ISBN-10 : 9788183153140
- ISBN-13 : 978-8183153140
- Item Weight : 385 g
- Dimensions : 14.3 x 1.6 x 22 cm
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this book for?
This book is designed for film studies students, media researchers, and scholars interested in Indian cinema. It’s commonly prescribed in university curricula for courses on cinema, media studies, and gender in film. Also valuable for filmmakers, critics, and general readers exploring women’s contributions to Indian filmmaking.
What does this book cover about women film directors?
The book provides an in-depth study of how women directors represent themes, characters, and narratives in Indian cinema. It analyzes their cinematic techniques, storytelling approaches, and how their work differs from mainstream commercial cinema produced primarily by male directors.
Is this a textbook for college courses?
Yes, this 190-page academic study is structured as a textbook and is widely used in Indian universities for film studies, media studies, and communications programs. It provides scholarly analysis suitable for higher education.
Can I buy this book online in India?
Yes, this book is available online at The Bookish Owl for ₹385. It’s also stocked at major academic bookstores and online retailers across India. Delivery is available to most Indian cities.
How many pages does this book have?
The book contains 190 pages of detailed analysis on women film directors and their cinematic representations, making it a comprehensive yet focused study suitable for both academic and independent readers interested in Indian cinema.
