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Classic dancing changes into a proxy for every little thing the word 'sanskaari' can communicate. The male gaze permeates this scene, with the dancer constantly viewed by the fan or the lover-to-be, and also the camera following his gaze in a minimum of one shot. And then, the camera typically pans into his reaction, usually amazed, petrified, dropping better crazy, as well as in many cases, charming himself to her by experimenting with the very same steps clumsily. Because great children do not indulge in the femininity of classical dance. The same dancing which places the girl as virtuous and cultured settings the guy as weak and effeminate, and lacking masculine presence. Also, these dance series do not occur in the dream realm, as lots of a Bollywood song goes into, but most often are vignettes of the everyday-falling-in-love process. https://hubpages.com/@baldorgnah |
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