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The Age of Heroes
Publisher:
HarperCollins
| Author:
Mukesh Manjunath
| Language:
English
| Format:
Paperback
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Page Extent:
208
Villains are sent flying through the air to pulsating guitar riffs.
Socio-economic problems are solved with sermonizing monologues.
You can rest assured that good shall prevail – since the protagonist can change the
world at will.
We are in the presence of the Telugu hero: a character that spills over from myth onto
the screen. The celluloid hero speaks like you and me and looks like us, but can
perform superhuman feats.
The Age of Heroes looks at the historical-cultural factors that have produced cult
heroes like N.T. Rama Rao, Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan – and Vijayashanti, who
embodies the concept of the female hero.
With the growing popularity of Telugu films across the world, especially blockbusters
like Bahubali and RRR, Mukesh Manjunath’s book – which won the inaugural
HarperCollins-MAMI contest for writing on cinema – is a timely and fascinating study of
Telugu cinema, which entertains an audience close to 10 crore globally.
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Villains are sent flying through the air to pulsating guitar riffs.
Socio-economic problems are solved with sermonizing monologues.
You can rest assured that good shall prevail – since the protagonist can change the
world at will.
We are in the presence of the Telugu hero: a character that spills over from myth onto
the screen. The celluloid hero speaks like you and me and looks like us, but can
perform superhuman feats.
The Age of Heroes looks at the historical-cultural factors that have produced cult
heroes like N.T. Rama Rao, Chiranjeevi and Pawan Kalyan – and Vijayashanti, who
embodies the concept of the female hero.
With the growing popularity of Telugu films across the world, especially blockbusters
like Bahubali and RRR, Mukesh Manjunath’s book – which won the inaugural
HarperCollins-MAMI contest for writing on cinema – is a timely and fascinating study of
Telugu cinema, which entertains an audience close to 10 crore globally.
About Author
Mukesh Manjunath was the winner of the inaugural HarperCollins±MAMI contest for writing on cinema in 2019. He has written for web publications, comedy shows and online streaming platforms. He lives in Mumbai.
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