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Kashmir film fraternity trains guns on Bollywood’s ‘AK-47 & skullcap’ stereotype

Kashmiri filmmakers are advocating for a shift towards regional cinema to enhance authentic storytelling and representation. They argue that Bollywood often reinforces stereotypes that misrepresent life in J&K. The current film policy is criticized for not adequately supporting local productions while favoring external filmmakers. Actors and directors are calling for collaboration among regional…

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    Kashmir film fraternity trains guns on Bollywood’s ‘AK-47 & skullcap’ stereotype (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Kashmiri filmmakers are advocating for a shift towards regional cinema to enhance authentic storytelling and representation. They argue that Bollywood often reinforces stereotypes that misrepresent life in J&K. The current film policy is criticized for not…

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