Bollywood Sounds: The Cosmopolitan Mediations of Hindi Film Song

Jayson Beaster-Jones

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Preface Chapter 1: Bollywood Sounds Chapter 2: Film Songs at the End of the Colonial Era and the Emergence of Filmi Style Chapter 3: 'But My Heart is Still Indian:' Film Songs of the Early Post-Colonial Era Chapter 4: The Language and Lyrics of Hindi Films Chapter 5: Songs in the Key of the Angry Young Man and the Cabaret Woman Chapter 6: Liberalization, Family Films, and the Rise of Bollywood Chapter 7: Film Songs in the Era of the Multiplex and YouTube Chapter 8: Concluding Thoughts on the Art and Commerce of Hindi Film Songs Appendix A: Timelines of Key Figures Appendix B: Recommended Listening and Viewing Glossary Bibliography Filmography Discography

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