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    Bollywood For Dummies

    AvMaaz Ali,Maaz Khan

    Häftad, Engelska, 2021

    183 kr

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    Take the trip of a lifetime into the past and present of BollywoodFascinated by the high energy, high emotion, high color, endless dance routines, and sheer scale of Bollywood—but afraid you'll never really know your Ghazals from your Qawwalis, or your Khans from your Kapoors? Well, in the immortal line from the Hindi-language blockbuster Sultan, "No one can defeat you unless you accept defeat yourself," and there's no need to be defeated at all when you can sit back with Bollywood For Dummies and immerse yourself in the glamorous whirl of one of the most exciting movie industries on Earth. Starting with the time-travel adventure of the book’s main feature—the history of the Hindi-speaking industry from people and events of early to mid 20th century Mumbai—you'll also journey in space, taking fascinating documentary side trips to get to know Tollywood’s Telegu-language cinema in southern India, as well as the growing influence of Lollywood across the border in Pakistan.Written by the cohosts of Desi Standard Time, a podcast that explores Bollywood and South Asian movies and media, you'll see how the unique cinema culture of Bollywood in particular has become a global phenomenon, reflecting the rise of India as an independent nation and presenting its long history—and it’s exciting and multifaceted present—in new, influential, and enduring forms. Whatever you paid the price of entry for: the popular Bollywood "Masala" movie style that emphasizes music, comedy, romance, and action; sensitive critiques of a fast-changing society by the Indian Social Realism movement; new forms of music from Indian disco to Sufi boogie; or a look at the lives and talents of the great acting dynasties—it's all here. And there'll still be plenty more plot twists beyond these to surprise and delight you. Get to know the people who built BollywoodDiscover the main music and dance stylesExplore and recognize Bollywood’s influence on Western cinemaGo social and join up with the liveliest Bollywood fan communitiesYou're right to be excited: for newbies a whole new world awaits, and for aficionados, there's always so much more to know. So, sit back with this book, grab some popcorn or a plate of samosas—or why not both—and prepare to begin an electric feast to sizzle all your senses.

    Produktinformation

    • Utgivningsdatum:2021-06-24
    • Mått:183 x 231 x 18 mm
    • Vikt:544 g
    • Format:Häftad
    • Språk:Engelska
    • Antal sidor:336
    • Förlag:John Wiley & Sons Inc
    • ISBN:9781119780670

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    Mer om författaren

    Maaz Ali and Maaz Khan are co-hosts of Desi Standard Time, a podcast focused on Bollywood films, South Asian cinema and media, and the influence of both on their own lives and the rest of the world.Anum Hussain serves as producer of the podcast. She is also co-author of the current edition of Twitter For Dummies.

    Innehållsförteckning

    • Introduction 1About This Book 1Foolish Assumptions 2Icons Used in This Book 2Beyond the Book 3Where to Go from Here 4Part 1: Getting Started with Bollywood 5Chapter 1: Introducing Bollywood 7Addressing What Bollywood is 7Identifying the Families of Bollywood 9Looking at Bollywood’s Evolution 10Focusing on the 1940s to the 1960s 10Eyeing the 1970s and 1980s 11Considering the 1990s and 2000s 11Arriving at the present day 12Grooving and Moving: Bollywood Incorporates Music and Dance 13Understanding the importance of the soundtrack 13Recognizing the roles of different genres 14Shaking your groove thang: Dance in Bollywood 15Appreciating Bollywood Worldwide 15Chapter 2: Focusing on Family Over Everything Else 19Introducing Kapoor and Sons 20The first generation of Kapoors 20The second generation of Kapoors 21The third generation of Kapoors 24Building the Bachchan Family 25Contending to be the GOAT: Amitabh and his wife, Jaya Bachchan 25Abhishek and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan 27Keeping Up with the Khans 28Bollywood’s king: Shah Rukh Khan 28Saif Ali Khan 29Aamir Khan 29Salman Khan 29The forgotten Khans 30Meeting the Johars 32Yash Johar 32Karan Johar 33Bhatt-ing their Way Into Bollywood 33Mahesh Bhatt 34Alia Bhatt 34Emraan Hashmi 35Examining the Chopras: More than Priyanka 35Yash Chopra 36Aditya Chopra 36Uday Chopra 36Priyanka Chopra 37Navigating the Roshans 37Rakesh Roshan 37Rajesh Roshan 38Hrithik Roshan 38Zayed Khan 38There’s Something about Mukherjee 39Kishore Kumar 39Kajol 40Rani Mukerji 40Ajay Devgn 40Part 2: Bollywood through the Years 41Chapter 3: Looking at the Golden Age, from the 1940s to the 1960s 43Parting Ways: The Effect on Indian Cinema 44First Some Sour, Then Some Sweet: Realist Cinema Giving Way to Romance 45A sign of the times: Indian social realism 46The subsequent dominance of romance 46Meeting the Evergreen Actors 49Master of mannerisms: Dev Anand 49Award winner: Dilip Kumar 50The singing actor: Kishore Kumar 51Introducing the Classic Gentlemen 51The multitalented star: Raj Kapoor 51The first superstar: Rajesh Khanna 52Overcoming adversity: Sunil Dutt 53Shining the Spotlight on Leading Ladies 53International beauty: Madhubala 53Dancer turned star: Waheeda Rehman 54Presenting All Things Grace and Presence 55Beloved beauty: Nargis 55Pakistani princess: Noor Jehan 56Chapter 4: Spotlighting Classical Bollywood in the 1970s and 1980s 57Going Beyond Musical Romance Films 58Ramping Up the Action 59Dominating the Industry: The Killer “B” 61Recognizing Bachchan’s legacy in Bollywood 61Moving beyond Bachchan’s star status 63For Richer or Kapoor-er: The Kapoors 65The remake king: Jeetendra Kapoor 65The ageless actor: Anil Kapoor 65Boy wonder: Rishi Kapoor 66Identifying the Original Gangsters 67Tall and tough: Jackie Shroff 67The roller coaster career: Sanjay Dutt 68Villain and hero: Vinod Khanna 69Meeting the Method Men 69Disco King: Mithun Chakraborty 69The Theatric: Shashi Kapoor 70Stranger than Fiction: Feroz Khan 71Appreciating the Divine Divas 71Sex symbol: Mumtaz 71Eyes to die for: Sridevi 72The versatile vixen: Rekha 72The dream girl: Hema Malini 73Breaking Stereotypes: Actresses Stepping Out of the Box 73Stereotype shatterer: Parveen Babi 74Unconventional yet refined: Dimple Kapadia 74Tackling tough subjects: Shabana Azmi 75Staying consistent with Queen Zeenat Aman 76Lifelong Devotee: Neetu Singh 76Chapter 5: Going Contemporary: Bollywood in the 1990s and Early 2000s 77Never-Ending Rom-Khans: Shah Rukh and the Other Khans 79King Khan: Shah Rukh Khan 80The critically acclaimed Khan: Aamir Khan 81Macho man Khan: Salman Khan 82The fun-loving Khan: Saif Ali Khan 83Laughing with the Comedy King: Govinda Ahuja 83High Octane and High Energy: The Action Stars 84The stuntman: Akshay Kumar 84Perennial tough guy: Sunil Shetty 84Coming of Age: Sons of Industry 85Killer B’s son: Abhishek Bachchan 85Dancing into the limelight: Hrithik Roshan 85The serial kisser: Emraan Hashmi 86Meeting the Method Actors 86Posing with Models-Turned-Actors 87Voice (and muscles) of stone: Arjun Rampal 87Heartthrob heaven: John Abraham 88Dancing Backup to the Leading Man: Shahid Kapoor 89Buzzing with the Queen Bee: The Inimitable Madhuri Dixit 90Keeping It in the Family 91The Kapoor sisters: Karisma and Kareena 91The Mukherjee cousins: Kajol and Rani 92Identifying the Pageant Winners 93Sweet and wholesome: Juhi Chawla 93Renowned beauty: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan 94International star: Priyanka Chopra 95Identifying Critically Acclaimed Darlings 95Multi-award winner: Tabassum Hashmi 95Powerhouse performer: Manisha Koirala 96Recognizing the Leggy Leading Ladies 97Reality-star-turned-actress: Shilpa Shetty 97Item number specialist: Katrina Kaif 97Smiling with the Sweethearts 98The mast-mast girl: Raveena Tandon 98Dimpled sweetheart: Preity Zinta 98The Sex Icon: Bipasha Basu 99Chapter 6: Good As New: Bollywood from the Mid-2000s to the Present Day 101Recycling Old Plots: What’s Old is New Again 102Keeping It in the Family: Children of Famous Actors 103Identifying the Newest Kapoors 103Charming and varied: Ranbir Kapoor 104Household name: Arjun Kapoor 104Winning smile: Aditya Roy Kapur 105Aching in Heartthrob Haven 105The new king of Bollywood: Ranveer Singh 105Tall and talented: Sidharth Malhotra 107Building Bodies in Bollywood 108Tragic star: Sushant Singh Rajput 108The martial artist: Tiger Shroff 108Romantic hero: Varun Dhawan 109Crowning a Queen: Deepika Padukone 109The Descendants: Women from Bollywood Families 110Acclaimed at an early age: Alia Bhatt 111Body image hero: Sara Ali Khan 111Variety queen: Shraddha Kapoor 111The fashion icon: Sonam Kapoor 112The royal debutante: Sonakshi Sinha 112Recognizing the Challengers of the Norm 112The strong personality: Anushka Sharma 113Critical darling: Parineeti Chopra 113Taking her own stance: Kangana Ranaut 114Part 3: The Sound of (Bollywood) Music 117Chapter 7: Not a Sprint, but a (Musical) Marathon 119Respecting the Soundtrack 120Nodding at movie soundtracks 120Focusing on the actual songs 121Marketing movies: How songs do it 122Recognizing the Importance of the Score 125Orchestrating everything: Music directors 125Bringing the lyrics to life: Singers 126Writing the songs: Lyricists 127Sequencing videos: Sets and locations 127Getting into Costume 130Eyeing the cuts and wraps of women’s clothing 130Appreciating the simplicity and tradition of men’s clothing 132Chapter 8: Getting Funky with Disco 135Disco Dancing through Bollywood: How Filmi Disco Made an Impact 135Everybody was BIDDU fighting 136Appreciating the Hassan phenomenon 137Grooving with the Self-Proclaimed Disco King: Bappi Lahiri 138Kickstarting the disco trend in India 139Hitting the dance floor: Lahiri’s influence 140Digging the Psychedelic: R D Burman and Asha Bhosle 140Master of mixing genres: R.D Burman 140The versatile playback singer: Asha Bhosle 141Mixing It Up: A Little Boogie, a Little Sufi 144Blending religious motifs 144Composing disco music: Laxmikant Kudalkar and Pyarelal Sharma 145Chapter 9: Feeding the Soul: Bollywood’s Music Origins and Soul Music 147Examining the Genesis of Bollywood Music 148The emergence of Urdu poetry in India through ghazals 149Filmi ghazal revival in the 1990s 150Appreciating the Preachy, Powerful, and Poetic: Qawwalis 152Looking closer at qawwali songs 152Religious devotion from Sufi music 154Influencing Bollywood: The subgenre of filmi qawwali 155Going techno 156Chapter 10: Mixing It Up with Other Musical Genres: Pop, Rock, and Rap 159Discovering Rock Music’s Influence in Bollywood 159Bollywood loves rock and roll 160Getting psycho with Raga Rock 160Evolution of Hindi rock 161Indian Music Pops Off 163Recognizing famous Indi-pop singers 164Keeping pop popular in Bollywood 167Punjabi gets popping 169Busting a Rhyme: Bollywood and Rap 169Rap: Appearing in Bollywood movies 170Making its debut: Bollywood’s first rap film 171Chapter 11: Noticing Folk Music In and Out of Bollywood 173Recognizing the Traditions of the Punjab Region 174Identifying the roots of Punjabi folk music 174Identifying the unique instruments 175Getting Down: Dance Traditions of Punjab 177It’s all in the bounce 178Bhangra’s evolution, from folk to hip-hop 179Spotlighting the women of Punjab 180Choreographing Bhangra within Bollywood 181Appreciating dance 181A culture of competing 183Chapter 12: Painting the Town, Bollywood Style 185Tapping Along to Indian Dance Styles 186Looking to the Tribes for Folk Dance 187Getting to Know the Famous Choreographers 188Popping with the king of Bollywood dance 189Emulating MJ and beyond 190Getting energetic and making history 192Dancing Their Way to Center Stage 193Adding Bollywood Dance to Your Repertoire 196Part 4: Bollywood Goes Global 199Chapter 13: Leading Box Office Revenue Worldwide 201Representing Bollywood Culture around the Globe 202Testing success in the Middle East and North Africa 203Sharing values with West Africa and beyond 203Filming in the UK and Western Europe 204Growing popularity in China 205Roller-coastering through South America 205Streaming everywhere 207Considering the Western Influence 207American actors adopt Bollywood 207Musical collaborations 210The Janice Miller effect and social media 211Chapter 14: Bollywood Fans Grow in the Masses 213Loving the Bollywood Culture 213Celebrating Bollywood with games and music parties 214More memes, please 214Spinning Off: TV Shows Discuss More about Their Beloved Bollywood 216Koffee with Karan 217Kapil Sharma Show 218All India Bakchod 218Recognizing When Fandom Turns into Obsession 219Banning TikTok in India 220Majoring in Kapoorology 221Chapter 15: Grabbing Trophies: The Award Shows 223Reaching for the Stars: India’s Version of the Oscars 224Finding Fame with the Filmfare Awards 224Going international with the IIFA Awards 226Getting presidential with the National Film Awards 227Identifying Other Prominent Awards Shows 227Coming and going with Zee Cine 228Reaching for the Stardust 228Starring in the STAR Guild Awards 228Part 5: From Neighboring Industries to the Diaspora 233Chapter 16: Taking From and Giving To Lollywood 235Influencing Bollywood Soundtracks: Pakistan’s Musical Talent 236Including Pakistani culture in Bollywood 236Rocking Pakistani-style 238Rockin’ Out to Music Franchises So Good They’re International 239Drinking it in: Coke Studio 239Finding treasures: Nescafé Basement 240Crossing Over: Lollywood Impacting Bollywood 241Indo-Pak relations, as told through Bollywood 242Pakistani actors crossing the border 243Chapter 17: Examining South India’s Bollywood 247A Tale of Two Tollywoods 248The Tollywood of Bengal 248Telugu cinema, another Tollywood 250Remaking culture — from Tollywood to Bollywood 251Tapping into Tamil Cinema: Kollywood 251A secondary hub for Hindi cinema 252Kollywood’s greatest gift to Bollywood: A R Rahman 253Chapter 18: Reaching Hollywood: Bollywood’s Impact 255Recognizing Bollywood Actors in Popular Hollywood Media 256Leaving a legacy: The late Irrfan Khan 256Sweeping audiences off their feet: Dimple Kapadia 258Shining in unconventional roles: Om Puri 258Recognizing other actors who made the transition 259Moving from Acting to Talking with Talk Shows 261Ellen DeGeneres 261Jimmy Fallon 261Oprah Winfrey 262David Letterman 262Crossing Over: Hollywood in India 264Appearing in Bollywood movies 265Collaborating on cross-cultural comedy 265Eyeing South Asian Contributions to Hollywood Films 266Identifying notable people behind the scenes 266Making space in the industry: Prominent diaspora actors in Hollywood 268Part 6: The Parts of Tens 275Chapter 19: Ten Movies to Watch If You’re New to Bollywood 277Sholay: Burning Down the Competition 278Mother India: Flag-Bearing a Country 279Amar Akbar Anthony: Marinating in “Masala” 280Dil Chahta Hai: The First Coming of Age 281Hum Aapke Hain Koun ! Topping the Charts 282Lagaan: Vying for the Oscars 283Bombay: So Good That We Must Dub 284Gully Boy: Hip-Hop Hooray 284Mughal-E-Azam: India’s Prince Charming 286Munna Bhai M.B.B.S.: Faking It ’til We Make It! 287Chapter 20: Ten Must-Watch Shah Rukh Khan Films 289Baazigar: The Antihero Role 290Dilwale Dulhania Le Jaayenge: Landscapes of Love 290Dil to Pagal Hai: The Master of Triangles 291Kuch Kuch Hota Hai: The All-Time Classic 292Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham: The Star-Studded Family Film 292Devdas: Tragedy Strikes 293Mohabbatein: Living in a Dream World 294Kal Ho Naa Ho: The Tear-Jerker 295Swades: Yearning for Home 296Veer-Zaara: A Tale of Two Nations 296Chapter 21: Ten Bollywood Actors Who Transitioned to Hollywood 299Amitabh Bachchan 300Aishwarya Rai Bachchan 300Priyanka Chopra 300Anil Kapoor 301Shashi Kapoor 302Irrfan Khan 302Anupam Kher 303Deepika Padukone 303Amrish Puri 304Naseeruddin Shah 304Index 305