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FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y. B.A. Admissions 2013-2014 (GRANTABLE ) F.Y.B.A. (GRANTABLE & NON-GRANT) GENERAL/PROVISIONAL MERIT LIST [2013-14] Note that: - 1. THIS IS NOT A FINAL MERIT LIST. 2. Queries (if any) be submitted in writing in the college office by 19/06/2013 up to 5.00 p.m. 3. First Merit List will be displayed on 20/06/2013 at 5.00 p.m. Prof. Prakash Pawar Dr. R. G. Pardeshi Vice Principal Principal 1 FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y. B.A. Admissions 2013-2014 (GRANTABLE ) General/ Provisional Merit list for MAHARAHTRA students Form Sr.No. Name of the Candidate Category Percent No. 1 68040 SAKSHI SANJEEV SETHI OPEN 94.8 2 74894 ANISHA KASTURI TIWARY OPEN 93.75 3 77443 KUNAL TUKARAM NIKAM OBC 92.83 4 63966 RAHUL MAHADEV KAMBLE SC 92.83 5 65121 PRANJALI RANVIJAY SINGH SINGH OPEN 92.8 6 65428 AKASH SACHIN KOTHARI OPEN 92.25 7 71695 GOVIND GAJANAN SAWAKE OBC 92.2 8 60695 NITI SATISH RATNAPARKHI OPEN 92 9 62657 MEGHA MOHAR SANYAL OPEN 91.8 10 62919 PRANAV NIRANJAN AMBARDEKAR OPEN 91.8 11 64041 CHANDRIMA JAISURYA DAS OPEN 91.75 12 66342 GAYATRI RAJESH DESAI OPEN 91.5 13 68658 AASHNA TAMAL BANERJEE OPEN 91.4 14 64253 RITU NARENDRA KUMAR VERMA VERMA OPEN 91.2 15 60986 SHEETAL DEEPAK KOKATE OPEN 91.2 16 67857 YASH VIRENDRA AHUJA OPEN 91 17 61677 SHYAMOLI SAMAR CHATTERJEE OPEN 90.8 18 61792 ATUL DILIP JADHAO NTB 90.6 19 75673 RADHIKA VITHAL SAPRU OPEN 90.6 20 63700 SUHAS JALINDER JADHAV OBC 90.6 21 63986 VIPUL PRAKASH BARAVKAR OBC 90.3 22 63501 LIYAAN ARSHAD AKKALKOTKAR OPEN 90.25 23 77070 SAMARTH DESHBIR AHLUWALIA OPEN 90.25 24 62801 SHENEILLE SAMPATRAO PATIL OPEN 90.2 25 71920 SHUBHANKAR MILIND APTE OPEN 90 26 61278 MALAVIKA JAIDEEP GODE OPEN 89.4 27 61836 ANAMIKA COLONEL A K DAS DAS OPEN 89.2 28 61603 NEHA SUDHIR SINGH SINGH OPEN 89.2 29 71393 ANKIT JAIRAJ KAWADE SC 89.17 30 64574 MAROTI VILAS KOKANE SC 89 31 65223 RAMA JAYANT DESHMUKH OPEN 88.67 32 60662 SANIKA SACHIN GODSE OPEN 88.6 33 74701 AANCHAL CHITTA RANJAN SAMANTRAY CHITTALIPI OPEN 88.4 34 73380 MANISHA OMPRAKASH TIWARI OPEN 88.4 PRANAV SUNIL KUMAR SINGH RATHORE SINGH 35 69155 OPEN 88 RATHORE 36 61320 PRATYUSNA NIKUNJ SAHOO OPEN 87.8 37 73393 AKSHAY JAGADISH PATIL OPEN 87.67 38 61247 SUMIT FULCHAND TUMDAM ST 87.6 39 68472 DEVEN NAVIN VALECHA OPEN 87.5 40 63496 TANVI VASANT VARTAK OPEN 87.5 41 72113 SANIYA PRAMOD GADHVE OPEN 87.2 42 77000 SANNAYA SANJIV KADAM OPEN 87.2 43 65136 AISHWARYA ARJUN KHADE NTD 87 44 70410 ANKITA ANANTRAO MULE OPEN 86.67 45 69626 DARSHAN REGI KALATHIL OPEN 86.6 46 61781 JINAL CHETAN SANGHVI OPEN 86.6 47 61665 AJAY MAHADEO SALVE SC 86.5 48 69478 BALAJI PANDITRAO CHINCHOLE OPEN 86.5 49 66792 KYNAT MUNSHI ABDUL KADER ADEEBA OPEN 86.4 50 64700 KARAN VINOD MENON OPEN 86.2 51 63185 SURAJ GOVIND DHORMARE OPEN 86.2 2 FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y. B.A. Admissions 2013-2014 (GRANTABLE ) General/ Provisional Merit list for MAHARAHTRA students Form Sr.No. Name of the Candidate Category Percent No. 52 74004 KARAN BRIG. PANKAJ ARORA OPEN 86.17 53 67522 SHANTILAL JIWAN BILHORE SC 85.83 54 62284 SUVARNA SANJAY KOLWADKAR OPEN 85.67 55 73203 MAHENDRA BHIMRAO GAIKWAD SC 85.5 56 64299 ZEENAT KHOZEM TINWALA OPEN 85.5 MANIKA MANOJ KUMAR MEHROTRA 57 61171 OPEN 85.4 MEHROTRA 58 66535 AISHWARYA TUSHAR GUPTE OPEN 85.33 59 66834 ASHISH HARISHRAO GAIKWAD SC 85.33 60 65978 RAJNANDINI ANAND CHAVAN OPEN 85.33 61 71432 DHANRAJ SHRIKANT MAGHADE SC 85 62 61730 MAHATEE ABHAY BARVE OPEN 85 63 69196 OMKAR MAHADEO SUPEKAR OPEN 85 64 70335 SAMPURNA SUBHANKAR MITRA OPEN 84.67 65 74546 MANASI JITENDRA GOLE OPEN 84.5 66 63915 PIYUSH RAMPRASAD RAJAK OPEN 84.33 67 63664 ABHAY PUNDLIKRAO BIRGALE NTC 84.17 68 62630 GARIMA UJWAL MOHITE OPEN 84.17 69 63266 SNEHAL RAJENDRA THANGE OPEN 84.17 70 67244 SUCHITA JAYAWANT BHOSALE OPEN 84.17 71 64084 VAISHNAVI GANESH GHOTKAR OPEN 84.17 72 67905 ADITI ANAND DESHPANDE OPEN 84 73 65359 ADITI SANJAY GHATOLE OBC 84 74 63593 NUPURA GAUTAM GUGALE OPEN 84 75 77708 APPA ABHIMANYU BHAWALE NTC 83.83 76 62198 DHANRAJ SUDHAKAR TAYADE OPEN 83.83 77 73355 NAMRATA SREEJITH SREENIVAS OPEN 83.83 78 62439 TANVI NITIN KAKODKAR OPEN 83.83 79 70693 AKSHAYKUMAR BALASAHEB BADE NTD 83.67 80 62903 ASHISH SANTOSH KHOBRAGADE OBC 83.67 81 72829 VAIBHAV SURESH SAWANE OBC 83.67 82 72132 AVINASH NARAYANRAO KHAIRGE OBC 83.5 83 67129 SCHEREZADE SAROSH DASTUR OPEN 83.33 84 72413 AISHWARYA DAYANAND JADHAV OBC 83.2 85 61684 SRISHTI SANJAY RAJ OPEN 83.2 86 73076 ANIKET VITTHAL KANDGE OPEN 83.17 87 65014 DURGESH SHAMKANT CHAUDHARI OBC 83.17 88 71069 SWAPNIL MADHAVRAO PATIL OPEN 83.17 89 64762 NIRMOLIKA N S SANGHA SANGHA OPEN 83 90 63745 RUTUJA CHANDRAKANT JADHAV OPEN 83 91 62843 SHUBHAYAN SUMAN SENGUPTA OPEN 83 92 62196 SOMNATH AJINATH DHONDE OPEN 83 93 62478 SURAJ JIVAN MESHRAM ST 83 94 63667 VAISHALI SURESH MALI OBC 83 95 72795 RUZUL ASHOK NAIK ST 82.83 96 62154 HIMMAT SANDEEP SHALIGRAM OPEN 82.8 97 72534 LAVISHA DIPAK KAURANI KAURANI OPEN 82.75 98 61303 SHREYA SARTHAK BANERJEE OPEN 82.6 99 74657 MANIK DEVIDAS JADHAO VJA 82.5 100 74289 SHUBHAM PANDURANG JADHAV OBC 82.33 101 66714 PRATHAMESH MOHAN SORTUR OPEN 82.2 102 67832 DIPAK KISANRAO TIRUKHE OPEN 82.17 3 FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y. B.A. Admissions 2013-2014 (GRANTABLE ) General/ Provisional Merit list for MAHARAHTRA students Form Sr.No. Name of the Candidate Category Percent No. 103 72218 PRAMOD NAVANATH NAIKNAVARE OBC 82.17 104 64428 AYAAN ARSHAD AKKALKOTKAR OPEN 82 105 65707 MINAL SHASHIKANT YADAV OBC 82 106 64488 NIHARIKA SWASTIK SIRSIKAR OBC 82 107 74508 ROSALIN PRADEEPKUMAR NANDA OPEN 82 108 64290 ZUHA ZAHID OMER OPEN 82 109 66098 ANUMITA SHRINIWAS JOSHI OPEN 81.83 110 65479 KRANTI PRASHANT PURANDARE OPEN 81.83 111 67203 REVATI MILIND DESHPANDE OPEN 81.83 112 62419 ASHVIN RAMAPATI SHUKLA OPEN 81.8 113 66779 PRIYANKA SHASHIKANT GARUD OPEN 81.8 114 70138 ARVIND PRABHAKAR BANSODE SC 81.67 115 67651 DHAIRYASHEEL VILASRAO PATIL OPEN 81.67 116 67035 ROHIDAS PANDIT CHAVAN VJA 81.67 117 68587 SHAHAJI SHISHIR TIDKE OBC 81.67 118 77879 VAIBHAV GANESH SONONE SC 81.67 119 78306 YOGESH RAM GUTTE OPEN 81.67 120 65651 YOGESHWAR ANANDRAO KADAM OPEN 81.67 121 65663 YOGESHWAR ANANDRAO KADAM OPEN 81.67 122 61189 PRATISHTHA ABHAY DESHPANDE OPEN 81.6 123 64106 ANOKHI DHIREN GANDHI OPEN 81.5 124 75130 DNYANESHWAR DILIP SHEJWAL SC 81.5 125 67339 GOKUL BHAGWAT GORE OBC 81.5 126 68640 SONIKET KRUSHNA BANKAR OBC 81.5 127 64613 SRISHTI VIPIN SAWHNEY OPEN 81.4 128 65859 MICHELLE CHRISTOPHER CHRISTIE OPEN 81.33 129 62601 PRASHANT VIKAS KARALE OPEN 81.33 130 65743 APURVA ARJUN CHIKHALE OPEN 81.2 131 75203 MAYURI D/O- APOORV SAXENA OPEN 81.2 132 74697 KALYAN DIGAMBAR JOGDAND OPEN 81.17 133 70878 PRIYANKA DHANANJAY INGAWALE OPEN 81.17 134 77571 RUCHA SANDEEP DEVARCHETTI OPEN 81.17 135 62283 VRUSHABH ASHOK DUBEY OPEN 81.17 136 64689 JANHAVI PROMOD RAKHE OPEN 81.16 137 78268 BALAJI SHIVAJI PAWAR VJA 81 138 70995 CHHAYA SHIVAJI KANADE OPEN 81 139 62932 VIDYUT DATTATRAY DESHPANDE OPEN 81 140 61652 MITALI SACHIN ADHIKARI OPEN 80.95 141 62923 AARATI VINAYAK PURANIK OPEN 80.83 142 70973 ANSHULA L P SRIVASTAVA OPEN 80.8 143 74620 GANESHRAO BHIVAJI SANAP NTD 80.67 144 64501 GAUTAMI SHASHIKANT KULKARNI OPEN 80.67 145 66533 MRUGAKSHI SHIRISH DESHMUKH OPEN 80.67 146 62072 SHAIVI SANJAY CHAPALGAONKAR OPEN 80.67 147 61162 ARUNIMA YUGAL KISHOR RAYALU OPEN 80.6 148 69521 KEDAR RAVINDRA VAIDYA OPEN 80.6 149 74036 ANIL BALAGI KATEWAD ST 80.5 150 73728 DHAMMAPAL VISHWANATH DHAWALE SC 80.5 151 61620 PREETI SAMBHAJI KADAM OPEN 80.5 152 66927 SANIKA RAVINDRA VARE OBC 80.5 153 77539 SATISH SHIVSAMB CHANALE OPEN 80.5 154 62160 SHAMBHAVI VIKAS SHETYE OPEN 80.5 4 FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y. B.A. Admissions 2013-2014 (GRANTABLE ) General/ Provisional Merit list for MAHARAHTRA students Form Sr.No. Name of the Candidate Category Percent No. 155 60408 MILIND V PATIL OBC 80.42 156 77607 KISHOR HANMANT DHERE OPEN 80.33 157 71033 PARAG VIVEK VELANKAR OPEN 80.33 158 63343 SHRUTI SUNDARRAMAN IYER OPEN 80.33 159 66892 FATEMA HOZEFA GHASIA OPEN 80.17 160 74220 MINAKSHI SHANKAR GORADE OPEN 80.17 161 74995 SAKHARAM BAPUBUVA PURI NTB 80.17 162 72020 SANYA SUNIL KUMAR DHOUNDIYAL DHOUNDIYAL OPEN 80.17 163 62680 RUKAYYA NAUSHAD KADIRI OPEN 80 164 78291 SACHIN SHANKARRO KATKALAMBE OPEN 80 165 69285 SANGRAM SUBHASH SHINDE OPEN 80 166 60633 SUMIR MAHINDRA TIWARI TIWARI OPEN 80 167 63055 SUMIT KAILAS SALUNKE OBC 80 168 64297 TEJAL RAVINDRA BARDE OPEN 80 169 61625 YASH KIRAN BANSOD OPEN 80 170 67537 APPA SUBHASHRAO WALKE OPEN 79.83 171 66276 KANCHAN YASHODHAN MARATHE OPEN 79.83 172 60732 MEET RAJENDRA PALIKUNDWAR OPEN 79.83 173 64415 NAMRATA DAMODHAR GHORPADE SC 79.83 174 61782 SAGAR VIJAY SHELKI OBC 79.83 175 67639 SHRIKANT SHARAD PHAPALE OBC 79.83 176 63471 SHRUTI DILIP KULKARNI OPEN 79.83 177 63320 TULSI JAYWANT MEHTA OPEN 79.83 178 63372 VINITA LAHUDAS TAMBADE NTD 79.83 179 61050 KASTURI SHIVAJEE ROY OPEN 79.8 180 61872 TWINKLE RAJESH RATHOD OPEN 79.8 181 63850 ABHIJEET LALASAHEB PATIL OPEN 79.67 182 65065 DIPAK PRALHAD GITTE NTD 79.67 183 65862 MOHASIN SHAKIR MULLA OBC 79.67 184 72649 PRIYANKA BABURAO KAMBLE SC 79.5 185 66015 ROHIT RAJU MORE SC 79.5 186 66362 ANIKET BABAN JARHAD OBC 79.33 187 75217 APPARAO VAMAN RATHOD OPEN 79.33 188 73807 GAJANAN MOHANRAO KAPALE OPEN 79.33 189 62170 PANKAJ SAKHARAM SONUNE NTC 79.33 190 66553 SURABHI HEMANT SUTAVANE OPEN 79.33 191 60632 IPSHITA SANDEEP MUNSHI OPEN 79.2 192 68785 CHITTATOSH ASHUTOSH KHANDEKAR OPEN 79.17 193 68747 DHANANJAY PRADIP BIDKAR OPEN 79.17 194 69059 MAYUR DADASAHEB TAMHANE OBC 79.17 195 75760 SUREKHA GOPAL CHETULE OBC 79.17 196 73736 ABHIJEET SHAHURAO GIRAM OPEN 79 197 66121 AISHWARYA ASHOK SAGADE OPEN 79 198 68508 ANIKET DATTATRAY THORAT OBC 79 199 74492 MANESH SUNIL SONAVNE SC 79 200 65112 MAYANK MALAY SINHA OPEN 79 201 66751 NARAYAN SA JAWALE OPEN 79 202 78161 SHARAD SUBHASH KHEDKAR OPEN 79 203 60572 TARU VINEET KISHORE KISHORE OPEN 78.8 204 78115 AMOL TATERAO LATE SC 78.67 205 74517 MAYUR JEEVAN KAMBLE SC 78.67 206 64082 AISWARYA GIRISH MENON OPEN 78.6 5 FERGUSSON COLLEGE PUNE F.Y.
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    * SUNDAY TIMES OF INDIA, CHENNAI 2 TIMES CITY | AWARD NITE JULY 13, 2014 AT THE 61ST IDEA FILMFARE AWARDS (SOUTH) VETERANS STOLE THE SHOW, BAGGING SOME OF THE MAJOR AWARDS STARS OF THE SEASON 1 SHOW STOPPERS: 1 Performers dazzle at the awards ceremony 2 (L to R) Actor Anjali, Saira IDEA Thanga with husband AR Rahman 3 Actor Dhanush with wife Aishwarya FILMFARE Meengal AWARDS scores a 2 hat-trick TIMES NEWS NETWORK TIMES NEWS NETWORK ith the Idea Filmfare Awards 2013 leven years in the industry, 36 (South) in its 61st year, it was only Emovies last year alone, and apt that veterans steal the show. 105 song lyrics to his credit in BEST ACTOR Whether it was show-stopper 2013, lyricist Na Muthukumar was W FEMALE | chief guest Rekha or actor Kamal bound to strike gold in terms of Pics: S L Shanth Kumar Nayantara Haasan, Oscar winner AR Rahman or 59-year-old awards this year. First came the (Raja Rani) Satyaraj — this year it was the turn for seasoned 3 TAMIL National Award in April and now artistes to grab the spotlight. the Filmfare for his song ‘Ananda When the nominees for Best Music Director BEST CINEMATOGRAPHER | BEST DIRECTOR | Bala (Paradesi) Yazhai’ from the movie ‘Thanga (Tamil) were announced, the audience began Padma Shri Award winner and six-time Na- Rajiv Menon (Kadal) BEST ACTOR MALE | Adharva Meengal’. “It is one of my favourite screaming and whistling for AR Rahman even tional Award winning singer Chitra won her (Paradesi) songs,” said Muthukumar. BEST DEBUT before the other names were read out, until pre- sixth Filmfare award for Best Playback Singer BEST DEBUT FEMALE | Nazriya After the three-award haul at LIFETIME MALE | senter Khushbu asked the audience to announce (female) for the Telugu song ‘Seethamma Vak- (Neram) the National Awards this year, the the winner.
  • TIME out EXPLORER – July-August 2014 Chettinad

    TIME out EXPLORER – July-August 2014 Chettinad

    JOEL SUGANTH/FLICKRJOEL 58 – TIME OUT EXPLORER – JULY-AUGUST 2014 CHETTINAD Culture Keeping it reel A peek into one of Chettinad’s opulent mansions shows Charukesi Ramadurai why the region continues to be a popular draw for Indian filmmakers he caretaker at Periya Veedu (Big House) at the Chettinad town of Athangudi, rubbed his fingers together as soon as he spotted me exiting the car. It took me a moment to realise that he was making the time-honoured Tgesture for money, the way he did with all visitors. The magnificent – a word that I would use repeatedly during my time in the region – house remained locked for most of the year, under his watchful beady eyes, to be opened only for curious visitors, such as myself, who found their way there. In contrast to the dry and dusty landscape of the region, the cool, spacious interiors of Periya Veedu came as a pleasant surprise. As I stepped into the foyer, known as the mugappu, I could see down the long, narrow corridor all the way to the back door. “That opens out onto the parallel street; that is how large houses in Chettinad are,” said my guide Venkatesan, with a proud smile. The mugappu itself was stunning with ornate teak pillars and enamel panelling. A low, wide seat or thinnai 59 – TIME OUT EXPLORER – JULY-AUGUST 2014 ran along the wall on both sides of the mansions – the larger the abode, the of a ground mixture of egg white, main door. This served as one of the higher its owner’s status.
  • Actor Govinda Ahuja INTERNATIONAL PAGES

    Actor Govinda Ahuja INTERNATIONAL PAGES

    JANUARY 2018 www.Asia Times.US PAGE 1 www.Asia Times.US Globally Recognized Editor-in-Chief: Azeem A. Quadeer, M.S., P.E. JANUARY 2018 Vol 9, Issue 1 Virat -Anushka wedding HAPPY NEW YEAR 2018 TO ALL OUR READERS After getting married in Tuscany with Hotel. Many other politicians and high just a select few, Indian cricket cap- profile businessmen also attended. THROUGH OUT THE PLANET tain Virat Kohli and Bollywood star Anushka Sharma hosted a celeb-stud- With a neatly-tied bun encircled in a ded wedding reception in Delhi which mogra gajra, Anushka wore a tradi- had Prime Minister Narendra Modi in tional red and gold saree designed attendance. A few of Virat’s teammates by Sabyasachi with a heavy palla and -- both present and former -- also jadau jewellery; chuda and sindoor in attended the stylish event. Virushka, place. Virat appeared dapper in a black as the couple is famously called -- will achkan and white churidaar and heav- host another wedding reception in ily embroidered shawl with golden Mumbai on December 26. border in black mojris. MOVING TO TEXAS? Other than PM Modi, cricketers Gau- Virat helped Anushka onto the stage as tam Gambhir, Suresh Raina and Shi- they posed for the shutterbugs as fans khar Dhawan were seen at Delhi’s Taj flanked the streets for the two. REALTOR / INVESTOR We have our agents ready to help you in Dallas/Fort Worth Houston Austin San Antonio SALE / PURCHASE OR RENT JANUARY 2018 www.Asia Times.US PAGE 2 INTERNATIONAL PAGES INTERNATIONAL HAPPY NEW YEAR to all our Readers - AZEEM ABDUL QUADEER Editor-in-Chief & Publisher www.Asia Times.US INTERNATIONAL PAGES INTERNATIONAL Former former MP Receiving award from Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthy JANUARY 2018 www.Asia Times.US PAGE 3 www.Asia Times US BOARD OF ADVISORS - CHICAGO REGION ISSN 2159-9645 www.Asia Times US PAGES CHICAGO Editor-in-Chief & Publisher Iftekhar Shareef Sunil Shah Talat Rashid Waliuddin Nasir Jahangir Syed Hussaini Grand Masters Bappi Lahiri And Azeem A.
  • DIRECTORS: Satyajit Ray Satyajit Ray Directed 36 Films, Including

    DIRECTORS: Satyajit Ray Satyajit Ray Directed 36 Films, Including

    DIRECTORS: Satyajit Ray Satyajit Ray directed 36 films, including feature films, documentaries and shorts.. Ray received many major awards in his career, including 32 Indian National Film Awards, a number of awards at international film festivals and award ceremonies, and an honorary Academy Award in 1992. Satyajit Ray's films are both cinematic and literary at the same time; using a simple narrative, usually in a classical format, but greatly detailed and operating at many levels of interpretation. His first film, Pather Panchali (Song of the little road, 1955) established his reputation as a major film director, winning numerous awards including Best Human Document, Cannes, 1956 and Best Film, Vancouver, 1958. It is the first film of a trilogy - The Apu Trilogy - a three-part tale of a boy's life from birth through manhood. The other two films of this trilogy are Aparajito (The Unvanquished, 1956) and Apur Sansar (The World of Apu, 1959). His later films include Jalsaghar (The Music Room, 1958), Devi (The Goddess, 1960), Teen Kanya (Two Daughters, 1961),Charulata (The Lonely Wife, 1964), Nayak (The Hero, 1966), Asani Sanket (Distant Thunder, 1973), Shatranj Ke Khilari(The Chess Players, 1977), Ghare Baire (The Home and the World, 1984), Ganashatru (An Enemy Of The People, 1989) and Shakha Prashakha (Branches Of The Tree, 1991). Agantuk (The Stranger, 1991) was his last film. Mahesh Bhatt Mahesh Bhatt is a prominent Indian film director, producer and screenwriter. Bhatt's early directional career consisted of acclaimed movies, such as Arth, Saaransh, Janam, Naam, Sadak and Zakhm. He was later the writer of numerous commercial films in a range of genres, from dramas like Hum Hain Rahi Pyar Ke and comedies like Duplicate, though he was mostly recognised for thrillers like Inteha, Jism, Murder and Woh Lamhe.
  • Watching from an Arm's Length: the Foreign Hand in Tamil Cinema

    Watching from an Arm's Length: the Foreign Hand in Tamil Cinema

    Watching from an Arm’s Length: The Foreign Hand in Tamil Cinema Preeti Mudliar Xerox Research Centre, India [email protected] Joyojeet Pal School of Information, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor [email protected] Abstract Scholarly work on Tamil cinema has traditionally focused on the construction of Tamil authenticity. Much of this work portrays the foreignness of the other Indian — particularly the North Indian — but little work exists on the construction of the non-Indian space or person. We argue that quite often films emphasize Tamil authenticity by constructing an othering-type discourse of foreign spaces and their inhabitants, including the Tamil Diaspora. Through an analysis of 90 films and five in-depth interviews, we demonstrate that Tamil film presents an opportunity to understand how an important regional center of Indian cinema both represents the foreign and constructs the Indian Diaspora and its spaces, while differing from the more globally known Hindi-language productions of Bollywood. Keywords: Tamil cinema, Foreign, Other, Diaspora, Bollywood, Indian cinema, Films Watching from an Arm’s Length: The Foreign Hand in Tamil Cinema Hindi films saw a flood of cinematic articulations on the figure of the migrant, the returning migrant, and on foreign geographies post-liberalization in 1991. These economic reforms coincided with the growth of a wealthy western Diaspora, which found its way to the Hindi cinema screen and in turn helped create a niche market, particularly in North America and the UK. With the imagery of upper-class Indians in exotic foreign locations, this phenomenon was an important thematic turn for Hindi cinema.