Rang De Basanti- Consumption,Citizenship and the Public Sphere

Meghana Dilip

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A record number of Indian films reached the blockbuster status in the US in 2006 with half of the 14 foreign language films that grossed over US$ 2mn being in Hindi.No other language came close to contributing so many box office hits to the list Kumar, A. (2006) Hindi films boom in US, 7 break $2mn barrier.Retrieved on April, 14th 2006, from www.hindustantimes.com 3 Indian diaspora constitutes more than 20 million people, settled in around 70 countries of the world.4 Victim or ally -A study on the portrayal of tobacco in Indian cinema (2003) Retrieved on June, 30th 2007, from the World Health Organization.(pp.5)

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