Is terrorism a new phenomenon for films?
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Terrorism has become a global phenomenon after the 9/11 attacks in US and other
In
However, cinema as a best part of every day life and extends beyond just being an entertainer in
Recently there are stream of films based on the Mumbai train blasts of the past year coming one after another to mark not alone the incident but also to capture the underlined public reactions towards them.
Even a film by Ram Gopal Varma is alleged for similar attack in Ahmedabad.
Ever since there are lot of films across regional languages made against Terrorism. Most of the films linked with power struggle and enmity between nations/groups etc.
However, very few registered sufferings and life after such incidents for a commoner. Recent film by Nishikant Kamat, Mumbai Meri Jaan depicts such life and Black Friday dealt with the background of such acts.
Globalised terrorism by Islamic groups have been conspicuously absent in
It is more intriguing that
With the absence of political or diplomatic angles in these films but having human angle to counter such incidents in a more civilized way certainly help across the societies who face and suffer frequently.
Being bored with repeated treats on underworld dons, smugglers and other anti-social groups, terrorism genre would assist viewers to prepare themselves for any unfortunate event.
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