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DESCRIPTION:South Asia Center Presents: Speaker Tejaswini Ganti "Producing 
 Bollywood: The Hindi Film Industry in an Age of Neoliberalism" This talk p
 rovides a preview of the main themes of my forthcoming book\, Producing Bo
 llywood which examines the transformations of the Hindi film industry star
 ting in the mid-1990s that have enabled it to become “Bollywood.” These tr
 ansformations have been enabled by the neoliberal restructuring of the Ind
 ian state and economy\, which resulted in a dramatically altered media lan
 dscape marked first by the entry of satellite television and then by the e
 mergence of the multiplex theater. The talk focuses on the changing status
  of the “universal hit” within the Hindi film industry\, locating it withi
 n the changing structures of production\, distribution\, and exhibition ch
 aracterizing Hindi filmmaking since 2000. Tejaswini Ganti\, assistant Prof
 essor of Anthropology\, New York University
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SUMMARY:South Asia Center Presents: Speaker Tejaswini Ganti 
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:South Asia Center Presents: Speaker Tejaswini 
 Ganti "Producing Bollywood: The Hindi Film Industry in an Age of Neolibera
 lism" This talk provides a preview of the main themes of my forthcoming bo
 ok\, Producing Bollywood which examines the transformations of the Hindi f
 ilm industry starting in the mid-1990s that have enabled it to become “Bol
 lywood.” These transformations have been enabled by the neoliberal restruc
 turing of the Indian state and economy\, which resulted in a dramatically 
 altered media landscape marked first by the entry of satellite television 
 and then by the emergence of the multiplex theater. The talk focuses on th
 e changing status of the “universal hit” within the Hindi film industry\, 
 locating it within the changing structures of production\, distribution\, 
 and exhibition characterizing Hindi filmmaking since 2000. Tejaswini Ganti
 \, assistant Professor of Anthropology\, New York University
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