The Vulnerable, Victim and Subjugated: Politics of Representing the Muslim (Wo)Men in Hindi TV Soaps

Kaifia Ancer Laskar · Mohammad Reyaz

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With over 14% of the total population of India, Muslims are the largest group among religious minority communities in the country, while Hindus comprise nearly 80% of the total population (Reyaz 20...

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