Muscularity and its ramifications: Mimetic male bodies in Indian mass culture

Kajri Jain

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(2001). Muscularity and its ramifications: Mimetic male bodies in Indian mass culture. South Asia: Journal of South Asian Studies: Vol. 24, Sexual sites, seminal attitudes: Sexualities, masculinites and culture in South Asia, pp. 197-224.

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