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Soft cover. Zustand: New. Contents: Introduction: Bombay Cinema s Islamicate Histories/Richard Allen and Ira Bhaskar. Part 1: Islamicate Histories. 1. Passionate Refrains: The Theatricality of Urdu on the Parsi Stage/Kathryn Hansen. 2. The Persian Masnavi Tradition and Bombay Cinema/Sunil Sharma. 3. Reflections from Padmini s Palace: Women s Voices of Longing and Lament in the Sufi Romance and Shiʿi Elegy/Peter Knapczyk. 4. Situating the Tawaʼif as a Poet: Nostalgia, Urdu Literary Cultures and Vernacular Modernity/Shweta Sachdeva Jha. 5. Mughal Chronicles: Words, Images and the Gaps between Them/Kavita Singh. 6. Justice, Love and the Creative Imagination in Mughal India/Najaf Haider. 7. The Muslim Presence in Padmaavat/Hilal Ahmed. Part 2: Cinematic Forms. 8. Alibaba s Open Sesame: Unravelling the Islamicate in Oriental Fantasy Films/Rosie Thomas. 9. The Textual, Musical and Sonic Journey of the Ghazal in Bombay Cinema/Shikha Jhingan. 10. The Sufi Sacred, the Qawwali and the Songs of Bombay Cinema/Ira Bhaskar. 11. Avoiding Urdu and the Tawaʼif: Regendering Kathak Dance in Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje/Philip Lutgendorf. 12. The Poetics of Parda/Richard Allen. 3. Transfigurations of the Star Body: Salman Khan and the Spectral Muslim/Shohini Ghosh. 14. Terrorism, Conspiracy and Surveillance in Bombay s Urban Cinema/Ranjani Mazumdar. Index. Following Marshal Hodgson, the term Islamicate is used to distinguish the cultural forms associated with Islam from the religion itself. The term is especially useful in South Asia where Muslim cultures have commingled with other religious and cultural traditions over a millennium to form a rich vein of syncretic aesthetic expression. Comprising fourteen essays by major scholars, this collection presents an engaging account of the history and influence of cultural Islam on Bombay cinema. The first section, Islamicate Histories , charts the historical roots of South Asian Muslim cultures and the precursors of Bombay cinema s Islamicate idioms in the Urdu Parsi Theatre; the courtesan cultures of Lucknow; the traditions of miniature painting; the literary, musical and performance traditions of north India; and various modes of Perso-Arabic story-telling. The second section, Cinematic Forms , discusses the ways in which these Islamicate histories have contributed to the distinctive stories, performance traditions, and iconography of Bombay Cinema that persist in Bollywood. It explores Islamicate genres like the Oriental film and the Muslim Social , as well as forms of poetry and performance like the ghazal and the qawwali . At a time of acute crisis in the perception and understanding of Islam, Bombay Cinema s Islamicate Histories demonstrates how Hindu and Muslim cultures in India are inextricably entwined. This book will be of interest to students and scholars of Film Studies, Media Studies, Cultural Studies, History, Women s Studies, Visual Studies, Performance Studies and South Asian Area Studies, as well as to journalists and archivists. …

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Zustand: New. Popularly known as Bollywood, Bombay cinema conjures up song, dance and starry-eyed romance. Where do those conventions come from? Many derive from the historical influence of Muslim cultures interacting with other traditions in the Indian subcontinent. Con.