Inter-Dialogue between Hindi cinema and Indian languages

Authors

  • Ashutosh Kumar Bharti Central University of Punjab

Keywords:

Hindi Language, Hindi Cinema, Indian Languages, Expression, Dialogue

Abstract

India is a country with different cultures, here people belonging to different castes, religions, sects and speaking different languages live together and exchange their thoughts and live their daily routine. It is said that cinema is the mirror of the society, so it is clearly visible in the films made in different languages spoken in the Indian society. That's why Hindi cinema becomes important, because it shows the philosophy of different cultures like Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bhojpuri, Gujarati, Marwari, Maithili, Malayalam, Punjabi etc. What can happen; what can be done? Through cinema we can understand the affairs, costumes and fabric of that regional languages; And when we talk about cinema, we associate it with Hindi cinema or Bollywood, while it is true that the popularity of Hindi cinema is very high because the translation of films made in different languages in India is done through Hindi cinema. Reaching the general public and making better dialogues with other non-Hindi languages. For example, films made in Telugu language Bahubali, Magadheera, Tamil, Malayalam, Kannada, Punjabi etc. are translated and presented in Hindi cinema. This shows that Hindi cinema is giving a new shape to the multilingualism of whole India by threading it into the thread of unity and inter-dialogue in Indian languages.

Author Biography

  • Ashutosh Kumar Bharti , Central University of Punjab

    Research fellow
    Central University of Punjab
    Email: ashutoshbhu9@gmail.com

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2023-02-28

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Inter-Dialogue between Hindi cinema and Indian languages. (2023). ShodhVarta, 2(01). https://shodhvarta.in/index.php/SVJ/article/view/30