‘Ma’ and a Political Theology of Hindi Cinema

Theory, Culture and Society 31 (7-8):343-346 (2014)
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Abstract

Hindi commercial cinema appears distinctive in its assemblage of earthly law and divine justice or political theology. Historically, Hindi cinema’s mothers have embodied a postcolonial melancholia of the adequacy of law to justice. This blog piece seeks to explain a shift in the relationship between law and justice in recent Hindi films through a rumination on the disappearing melancholic mother.

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