Encyclopedia of India–China Cultural Contacts v2.c11.s5.t2.32

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century, including: *Raja Harishchandra*, *Dil Chahta Hai*, *Mumbai Cha Raja*, *Wake Up Sid*, *Jolly LLB*, *Oye Lucky! Lucky Oye*, *Murder 3*, *Lagaan*, *3 Idiots*, *Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara*, *Lessons in Forgetting*, *Barfi!*, *Awara*, *Pushpak*, *Ranjana Ami Ar Ashbona*, *The Bright Day* and *Celluloid Man*. Chinese magazines and newspapers often write about Indian film, and from time to time, translations and academic papers about Indian films are also published. Lie Guo Zhi: India (2003, 2010) dedicates some chapters to introduce and evaluate Indian film. In 2010, a doctoral dissertation on Satyajit Ray's film production was composed at Foreign Language School of Peking University, which, for the first time in China, gave an in-depth and thorough evaluation of Ray's artistic creation and accomplishments.