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  • This paper examines the social construction of gender by Gulzar in the film Aandhi and maps it with the cultural and socio-political changes that took place in the country during that era. Aandhi is the first Hindi film that narrates the dilemma of a modern woman politician - a space largely occupied by men. Gulzar went against the norms of film making in the seventies and directed a film based on woman politician which broke certain gender stereotypes. Aarti, the female protagonist in the film, wishes to have everything in life at her whims and fancies. She is a non-conformist. She challenges the norms set by society and refuses to become a sandwich between her father’s selfish ambitions and husband’s patriarchal needs. (xsd:string)
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  • India of the 1970s and Gulzar’s Construction of Gender: Aandhi as a Case for Indian Women (xsd:string)
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  • In: Media Watch, 10, 2019, 3, 751-761 (xsd:string)
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