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Kōichi Iwabuchi

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Asian Culture and Media Studies Media and Digital Communication South Asian Cinema and Culture

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In March 2001 a Japanese newspaper report entitled ‘Indians are addicted to a quiz show’ drew attention to a phenomenally popular television programme in India – a quiz show that attracts millions of viewers in which challengers strive to win prize money (Asahi Shinbun 2001). What was particularly eye-catching for the journalist was the proﬂigately decorated studio set located in Mumbai (Bombay) and the caring guidance of the MC, a ﬁlm star famous in India. The name of the show, as you might have already inferred, was Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?.

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