Publications
Books
1. Media Laws and Ethics - A Reference to Indian Context
I authored "Media Laws and Ethics – A Reference to the Indian Context", which was published in 2024. This book provides an in-depth exploration of media laws, ethical standards, and regulations in India, offering insights into the legal framework governing media practices. It examines the balance between freedom of expression and societal responsibility, addressing key issues such as defamation, censorship, privacy, and intellectual property in the Indian media landscape. The book serves as a valuable resource for students, educators, and professionals in media, journalism, and law, helping them navigate the complex intersection of media practices and ethical considerations in India.
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2. Digital Photography Glossary
I authored "Digital Photography Glossary", published in 2022, to serve as a comprehensive reference for both aspiring and experienced photographers. The book provides clear, concise definitions and explanations of key terms and concepts related to digital photography, from technical jargon to creative techniques. It covers a wide range of topics, including camera settings, image processing, composition, and the latest advancements in digital photography technology. This glossary is designed to help readers build their knowledge and improve their photographic skills, making it a valuable resource for students, professionals, and photography enthusiasts alike.
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Book Chapter
1. Gender Stereotypes and Sexism in the Indian Cinema - A periodic Analysis
I contributed a chapter titled “Gender Stereotypes and Sexism in Indian Cinema – A Periodic Analysis” to the book "Gender Equality: A Step Towards Women Empowerment". This chapter critically examines how Indian cinema has historically reinforced gender stereotypes and sexism, exploring the evolution of female representation across different periods in Indian filmmaking. It analyzes the shifting portrayals of women in cinema, focusing on the progress made towards more equitable representations and the ongoing challenges. The chapter aims to spark conversations around the role of cinema in shaping societal attitudes toward gender, while also considering the potential for future change.
Research Publications
1.Breaking Stereotypes: Male Protagonists in the Cinematic World of Sudha Kongara
In this article, I examine how Sudha Kongara’s films challenge traditional stereotypes of male protagonists in Indian cinema. Focusing on films like Guru and Irudhi Suttru, I explore how Kongara’s male characters are portrayed as emotionally complex, vulnerable, and multifaceted, offering a refreshing departure from typical hero tropes. The research highlights how Kongara’s work contributes to redefining masculinity in Indian cinema, promoting a more nuanced and progressive representation of men.
2.Intersectional Feminism in the South Indian Biopic “Abhinetri”
This article explores the representation of intersectional feminism in the South Indian biopic Abhinetri. Through a critical analysis, I examine how the film portrays the multifaceted challenges faced by women, including gender, class, and societal expectations. The research highlights how Abhinetri navigates themes of empowerment and resilience, offering a nuanced perspective on the protagonist's journey.
The article contributes to discussions on gender in cinema by showcasing how biopics can address complex feminist narratives while reflecting broader cultural and social dynamics.
3. Snags Expiration for Community Development with the Telugu Folk Media
This article explores how Telugu folk media, such as Harikatha and Burra Katha, contribute to community development by addressing social issues and promoting education. It highlights the adaptability of traditional storytelling in modern contexts and its ongoing role in fostering awareness and cultural preservation in rural communities.
4.“Women in Indian Biopics – A Comparative Study of Representation Since 2010”
This article critically examines the portrayal of women in Indian biopics released since 2010, analyzing their roles, narratives, and the societal implications of these representations. It highlights the evolution of female characters in biographical films, focusing on their agency, empowerment, and challenges, while exploring how these portrayals reflect and shape cultural attitudes toward gender.
5.Intersectional Feminism in the South Indian Biopic “Thalaivi” – A Critical Perspective
This article analyzes the portrayal of intersectional feminism in the biopic Thalaivi, focusing on the life of Jayalalithaa. It explores how the film addresses themes of gender, power, and societal challenges, highlighting the protagonist’s journey through personal and political struggles. The research offers insights into how Thalaivi presents a nuanced narrative of empowerment and resilience within the context of South Indian cinema.
6.“Impact of Folk Media on Society in Changing India”
This article explores the evolving role of folk media in contemporary India, examining its impact on society amidst modernization. It highlights how traditional art forms like storytelling, street theatre, and folk music continue to address social issues, promote cultural heritage, and foster community awareness, even as digital media grows in influence.