Nagraj Manjule’s film “Jhund,” which means “herd,” depicts the fascinating and uplifting narrative of Vijay Barse, a sports coach who is set to retire from coaching. He undertakes a task of rehabilitating a slum and driving and motivating them to live better lives away from crime, through athletics.

This is especially true of later nineteenth- and early twentieth-century slum writing. Slums were widely discussed in the press during the cholera crises that began in 1832. 80 What is often forgotten is the continuing existence of slums in many British cities throughout the rest of the nineteenth and well into the twentieth centuries. While.

Culture‐centred approach expostulates that both structure and agency are deeply rooted within culture, which itself is a dynamic set of values influencing the attitudes, perception and behaviour of the subjects thus enabling or constraining their social action.