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Rooted in the Uprooted: Material Memories of Migration from Kashmir

Prateeksha PathakORCID Iconhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-4014-5621View further author information
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Goutam KarmakarORCID Iconhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-9119-9486View further author information
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Pages 287-308 | Published online: 12 Aug 2022

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FILMOGRAPHY

  • Chopra, Vidhu Vinod, dir. 2000. Mission Kashmir. Mumbai, India: Vinod Chopra Productions and SET Pictures; color, 154 mins.; in Hindi.
  • Chopra, Yash, dir. 1976. Kabhi Kabhie. Mumbai, India: Yash Raj Films; color, 177 mins.; in Hindi.
  • Kohli, Kunal, dir. 2006. Fanaa. Mumbai, India: Yash Raj Films; color, 168 mins.; in Hindi.
  • Ratnam, Mani, dir. 1992. Roja. Chennai, India: Kavithalayaa Productions and GV Films; color, 137 mins.; in Tamil.
  • Samanta, Shakti, dir. 1964. Kashmir ki Kali. Mumbai, India: Shakti Films; color, 168 mins.; in Hindi.

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