Women of Cinema: Indian and Western Femineity on Screen

Cinema serves as a compact reflection of the world we inhabit, and its portrayal of women elucidates the current condition of women in our society. Throughout history, the craft of narrative construction through a camera has undergone significant evolution. In the past, the representation of female actors in cinema was notably scarce; however, contemporary audiences now frequently encounter films led by women. The representation of femininity in cinema remains an area that requires further exploration and refinement. The representation of women in visual media has seen a significant enhancement. The representation of femininity requires refinement; filmmakers must grasp the essence of femininity and embrace it, rather than merely presenting a contrast to masculinity as a depiction of femininity in their works. Women in films ought to transcend the roles of mere damsels in distress or symbols of chastity on screen. Filmmakers must approach the portrayal of women in films with the respect and complexity they deserve. The nuanced representations of women in cinema are infrequently explored. Female narratives remain infrequently represented in cinema, with their roles often being significant yet lacking in impact. The representation of women in the cinematic realm reflects the perceptions held by men.