Prime Time Soap Operas on Indian Television

Shoma Munshi

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South Asian Cinema and Culture Media Studies and Communication Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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This book focuses on ‘urban family soaps’ on television and analyses them as an important resource for anthropological insights into contemporary social issues and practices. It studies the ‘popular’ and ‘everyday’ while also concentrating on the middle class.

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