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Timestamps
0:00 The Origins of Queer Phobia in India
1:13 How Entertainment Shapes Society's Attitudes
1:56 Past Depictions of Queerness in India
2:47 Deep Dive into "Fire" (1997)
4:00 The Potential Power of Queer Romance in India

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