Who is afraid of Shah Rukh Khan? Neoliberal India’s Fears seen through a Cinematic Prism

Governare la Paura. Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies (forthcoming)
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21st century India constructs itself as a neoliberal and consumerist superpower. In his cinematic career Shah Rukh Khan has become an icon of a rampant middle class, transforming himself from an antihero into a model story of Indian success. Focusing on identity politics, in this article his persona is utilized as a prism through which some representations of fears connected to 20th century India can be observed

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reprint Consolaro, Alessandra (2014) "Who is afraid of Shah Rukh Khan? Neoliberal India’s Fears seen through a Cinematic Prism". Governare la Paura 7(1):

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