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9. Challenges and Tensions

• Censorship and Political Backlash: Films critical of ruling parties or religious groups face threats (e.g., Kasaba, The Kashmir Files Malayalam release).
• Commercial vs. Art Balance: Despite realism, there is growing demand for star-driven action films, occasionally diluting cultural authenticity.
• Underrepresentation: Dalit and tribal narratives remain underrepresented despite progress; most filmmakers come from dominant castes.

Conclusion: Why it Matters

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