Sound in Indian Film and Audiovisual Media

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The book systematically explores film sound in the Indian subcontinent, addressing a scholarly gap in the study of sound and listening within Global South cultures. It examines the evolution of sound in Indian film, from early recordings to modern digital technologies, and incorporates a practice-based methodology based on the author's experiences and dialogues with prominent sound practitioners. By highlighting the interplay of tradition and modernity, it offers significant insights into film history, sound, and media studies, emphasizing a new social and spatial awareness in audiovisual production.