C.Yamini Krishna has a PhD in Film Studies from The English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad. She has been the recipient of Charles Wallace India Trust fellowship, Centre for Studying Developing Societies (CSDS) PhD fellowship, and University Grants Commission (UGC) Junior and Senior Research Fellowship. Her work has been published in South Asian Popular Culture, Historical Journal of Film Radio and Television and South Asia (forthcoming). She has also written for the digital publications Caravan, Scroll and Café Dissensus. Her work has been presented in American Comparative Literature Association, International Sociological Association, Asian Dynamics Initiative etc. She has organized history walks in the Hyderabad city, curated a series of talks on Deccan called Hyderabad Gol Mez in collaboration with Hyderabad Urban Labs.
She is a member of Khidki collective, a group of scholars committing to reimagining and building perspectives on regional identities with a view to challenging established narratives around history, nationhood and belonging. She has been a visiting faculty at Indian Institute of Management, Kashipur and Annapurna College of Film and Media. She has taught courses on World Cinema and film studies in the past. She currently teaches Digital Cultures, Communication Theory and Semiotics. She is working on her first book which examines the historical geography of Hyderabad through film networks.
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