Prime Time Crime by Vrushali Telang

Prime Time Crime is a gripping exploration of crime narratives in Indian media and popular culture. Vrushali Telang examines how crime stories are constructed, sensationalized, and consumed during prime time television hours. The book delves into the intersection of journalism, entertainment, and public perception, offering critical insights into the way crime reporting shapes societal fears and fascinations. Essential reading for media enthusiasts, students of journalism, and anyone interested in understanding the dynamics between crime, media, and society in contemporary India.