عرض الهشاشة .. السينما الهندية والأزمة النيوليبرالية في الهند في القرن الحادي والعشرين

Presenting Fragility explores the role of Indian cinema in depicting fragility, and what this depiction reveals about contemporary India and social life in films. This study goes beyond the history of Indian cinema's treatment of precarity, focusing instead on its depiction in films: a distinct and historically contextualized condition resulting from neoliberalism. Researchers argue that post-2010 films can be considered controversial cinematic arenas, recording India's transition from the joy and enthusiasm of economic liberalization in the 1990s, to a nation grappling with the failures and lack of promises of neoliberalism, and the rise of the material and moral solutions offered by the Hindu nationalist movement. Integrating film and media studies, cultural studies, gender studies, and South Asian studies, Displaying Precarity is an intervention into the politics of representation, particularly how marginalized identities are shaped, written, and performed when neoliberalism and authoritarianism are intertwined.