Dreaming in Canadian: South Asian Youth, Bollywood, and Belonging

Faiza Hirji

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South Asian Cinema and Culture Diaspora, migration, transnational identity Cultural Identity and Representation

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Introduction: How Canadian Are You? Mapping Nationalism, Media, and Self 1 East Meets West - and Everything Else: Living La Vida Loca in Bollywood 2 Theories of the Wandering Soul: Interpretations of Diaspora 3 Karma Chameleon: Citizenship, Identity, and the New Hybrids 4 But Where Are You Really From? South Asians and Muslims in Canada 5 Little Mosques and Bollywood Epics: Media and Identity Construction 6 My Heart's Indian for All That: Themes of Nationalism and Migration in Bollywood 7 Up Close and Personal: Methodology for Obtaining Audience Opinion 8 But, I dream in Canadian: Constructing and Maintaining Plural Identities 9 Bollywood: Films as Meeting Ground 10 Beyond Futility: The Future of Young Canadians of South Asian Origin Conclusion: You Really Are Global Citizens: Resistance and Reconciliation Appendix A: Films Cited by Participants References Index

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