Music in Contemporary Indian Film: Memory, Voice, Identity
- Editor: Beaster-Jones, Jayson
- Editor: Sarrazin, Natalie
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Contents
- Introduction
- Part I: Hindi Hegemony
- 1. 1942 - A Love Story: R.D. Burman's Posthumous "Comeback" at the End of Old Bollywood (Gregory D. Booth)
- 2. Antakshari in Maine Pyar Kiya: Intertextual Pleasures and Musical Medleys at the Dawn of a New Era in Hindi Cinema (Peter Kvetko)
- 3. From Vamp to Queen : The Remixed Sound of the Bollywood Scene (Ajay Gehlawat)
- 4. Authorizing Gesture: Mirchi Music Awards and the Re-calibration of Songs and Stardom (Monika Mehta)
- 5. Tensions of Musical Re-animation from Bollywood to Indian Idol (Anaar Desai-Stephens)
- 6. Magic, Destruction, and Redemption in the Soundtracks of Aashiqui 2 , RockStar , Rock On!! (Natalie Sarrazin)
- Part II: Regions and Identities
- 7. Violence, Reconciliation, and Memory: A.R. Rahman's "Bombay Theme" (Jayson Beaster-Jones)
- 8. Iconic Voices in Post-Millennium Tamil Cinema (Amanda Weidman)
- 9. Folk Drums and Tribal Girls: Sounding the Himalayas in Indian Film (Stefan Fiol)
- 10. Film Frontiers: Imagining Rajasthan in Contemporary Bollywood Film (Shalini Ayyagari)
- 11. Evolution of a Ritual Musical Genre: The Adaptation of Qawwali in Contemporary Hindi Film (Irfan Zuberi and Natalie Sarrazin)
- 12. Music, Sound, Noise: Interposition of the Local and the Global in Anurag Kashyap's Gangs of Wasseypur (Madhuja Mukherjee)
- Afterword (Rachel Dwyer)