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Pete Toons's _Mondo Macabro_ has several sections on Bollywood cinema.

Scott

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On Tue, 7 Dec 1999, mike chopra-gant wrote:

> A student of mine is having difficulty finding academic/critical writing on Bollywood films.  This is outside my field and my searches have turned up little on the subject.  Does anyone have any suggestions for books/essays my student could look at.
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> Many thanks
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> Mike Chopra-Gant
> Media and Communications Dept
> Goldsmiths
> University of London.
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