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Eye Opener surve by "Dheeraj Sharma" – a professor at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad
here is some fact Finding of survey conducted by Prof. on Bollywood trend
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Eye Opener surve by "Dheeraj Sharma" – a professor at the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad
here is some fact Finding of survey conducted by Prof. on Bollywood trend
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His research team randomly selected 50 films from each decade, from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s and 2000s and 2010s.
Such a study may also assist in understanding the influence of stereotyping, on society’s attitude towards that particular community.
His research team randomly selected 50 films from each decade, from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s and 2000s and 2010s.
Such a study may also assist in understanding the influence of stereotyping, on society’s attitude towards that particular community.
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* The results were shocking! 58% of the corrupt politicians in films were Hindu ‘brahmins’
* 62% of the corrupt businessmen were from the Hindu ‘vaishya’ caste.
* but in around 78% films, women with ‘loose characters’ happened to be Christians.
* The results were shocking! 58% of the corrupt politicians in films were Hindu ‘brahmins’
* 62% of the corrupt businessmen were from the Hindu ‘vaishya’ caste.
* but in around 78% films, women with ‘loose characters’ happened to be Christians.
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* And purposefully around 74% films presented Sikh characters as laughable, right now we know why.
*However, 84% of Muslim characters were shown as strongly religious and honest (even when their character in the movie, was that of a criminal like 'once upone time, Raes).
* And purposefully around 74% films presented Sikh characters as laughable, right now we know why.
*However, 84% of Muslim characters were shown as strongly religious and honest (even when their character in the movie, was that of a criminal like 'once upone time, Raes).
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Dheeraj’s team also analysed 20 Bollywood films which featured Pakistan.
“18 of these presented Pakistani people as welcoming, courteous, open-minded and courageous. On the contrary, the Pakistan government was demonstrated as fundamentalist, unwelcoming, and jingoist.
Dheeraj’s team also analysed 20 Bollywood films which featured Pakistan.
“18 of these presented Pakistani people as welcoming, courteous, open-minded and courageous. On the contrary, the Pakistan government was demonstrated as fundamentalist, unwelcoming, and jingoist.
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However, in the same movie, Indians were largely projected as narrow-minded, unwelcoming, and conservative”
e.g. veer-jara, bajarangi bhai etc.
However, in the same movie, Indians were largely projected as narrow-minded, unwelcoming, and conservative”
e.g. veer-jara, bajarangi bhai etc.
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Finally, the Bollywood films which featured this religion and caste-wise description, were shown to 150 school students.
Result - “We found that 94% of them, felt that stereotypical representations were authentic.” Dheeraj says
Finally, the Bollywood films which featured this religion and caste-wise description, were shown to 150 school students.
Result - “We found that 94% of them, felt that stereotypical representations were authentic.” Dheeraj says
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Prof. also add note, “I am not sure if Bollywood is presenting reality or attempting to create reality,”
According to him, Hollywood films have long been exporting American culture abroad, but Bollywood films do not represent Indian culture appropriately.
Prof. also add note, “I am not sure if Bollywood is presenting reality or attempting to create reality,”
According to him, Hollywood films have long been exporting American culture abroad, but Bollywood films do not represent Indian culture appropriately.
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He says, “We need effective interventions from the Gov., media houses, and movie makers in presenting a media diet to our youth, as the risks of stereotypical exposure to children& youth have an influence on their self-esteem&thereby the general self-esteem of the nation.”
He says, “We need effective interventions from the Gov., media houses, and movie makers in presenting a media diet to our youth, as the risks of stereotypical exposure to children& youth have an influence on their self-esteem&thereby the general self-esteem of the nation.”
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I know this thread is too long, But we have to know actually what is going on in Bollywood.
we have to break the Anti-Indian & Anti-Majority Thinking strategy of these hypocrites who think that they are "Hero".
@ajeetbharti @ShefVaidya @BjpSarojini @AchAnkurArya
I know this thread is too long, But we have to know actually what is going on in Bollywood.
we have to break the Anti-Indian & Anti-Majority Thinking strategy of these hypocrites who think that they are "Hero".
@ajeetbharti @ShefVaidya @BjpSarojini @AchAnkurArya
