Private Lives and Public Spaces: The Precarious Pleasures of Gender Discourse inRaja Hindustani

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Loving with irony: young Bombay viewers discuss clothing, sex and their encounters with media

“…The sequence referred to by Jasmine in this extract, which depicts the negative response of a young villager when the educated and city-bred woman he loves appears in public in his small town wearing a sexy red dress instead of the obligatory salwar-kurta, is one about which I have written in greater detail elsewhere (Banaji, 2002).…”