Rise of New Middle Cinema: Presidential Remarks on the Lecture of Profes...



Rise of Middle Cinema: Presidential Remarks on the Lecture of Professor Anurag Dave, DJMC-BHU


Film Studies & Media Studies
Presidential Remarks Delivered in Response to a Lecture on the Topic:
"The Rise of New Middle Cinema with Special Reference to Bollywood Movies"
by
Professor Anurag Dave
Professor, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, UP, India
at the
International Conference on
Cultural Studies: Language, Literature and Media
Hosted by the
Department of English,
DAV Postgraduate College, Varanasi (Affiliated to Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi)
Convenor
Professor (Dr) Indrajeet Mishra
Head of the Department of English
DAV PG College
Varanasi
Organizing Secretary
Dr. Mahima Singh
Assistant Professor

DAV PG College, Varanasi

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