Priya Thakran is an Assistant Professor in English and has qualified UGC Net Jrf. At present, the author is not formally affiliated with any academic institution but continues to engage actively in academic study and research. Their academic training is rooted in English Literature with a strong focus on critical and theoretical frameworks. Their primary research interests include Indian Writing in English, Feminist literary Theory, Postcolonial Studies and related interdisciplinary areas such as cultural studies and gender studies. The author is particularly interested in exploring how literature reflects issues if identity, power, resistance and representation in colonial and postcolonial contexts.
They are interested in critically engaging with culture and cinema through interdisciplinary literary and cultural perspectives. Their academic focus includes examining cinematic and textual representations of identity, Power and marginality, particularly in relation to Indian and global contexts. They are interested in examining the ways visual narratives reflect and challenge dominant ideological structures. They aim to contribute to scholary discussions through research. They are particularly interested in exploring how cinema functions as a site of cultural preservation and social change.
They are committed to continuous learning and academic development and aspire to pursue a career in teaching and research within the field of English Literature.