Freedom and Destiny: Gender, Family, and Popular Culture in India

Patricia Uberoi

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This book engages with everyday life and popular culture in India. It seeks to subject the popular media to the sociologist's critical gaze, probing for insights and reflections on the relations of the sexes and the dynamics of family life in contemporary India.

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