Narrative Alchemy: Exploring Mythical Fusion in Indian Cultural Transformation
Keywords:
Myth, Fiction, Cultural Transformation, Indian Culture, Narrative AlchemyAbstract
This research investigates the complex relationship between myth and fiction in the Indian cultural context, exploring how these two dynamic elements intersect to influence and reshape the cultural narrative. By extensively examining various forms of literature, film, and art, this research delves into the intricate relationship between myth and fiction, shedding light on its significant influence on the shared psyche. The present study explores the intricate realm of Indian mythology and its intersection with contemporary fiction, highlighting its role as a catalyst for cultural transformation. Through a meticulous exploration of the intricate interplay between myth and fiction, this research endeavour illuminates the profound impact of storytelling within the cultural framework of India.
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