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Don’t stereotype, don’t lampoon: Hindi films and SC verdict on portrayal of differently-abled

Posted on July 15, 2024 By admin
Don’t stereotype, don’t lampoon: Hindi films and SC verdict on portrayal of differently-abled

Differently abled and derision has often gone hand in hand in mainstream Hindi cinema with numerous instances of impairments, visual, speech, physical and others, being used to get laughs – mostly unkind. A trend activists and lawyers hope will end with the Supreme Court’s recent “game changing” verdict. Stereotyping differently-abled persons in cinema perpetuates discrimination…

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