Grishma Trivedi
Grishma Trivedi is currently pursuing her Doctoral Research at The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda and working at Ahmedabad University. Her research and teaching interests explore the relations between films, literature, culture, identity politics and media, especially as they unfold in contemporary India.
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