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The document discusses the impact of mass media, particularly cinema, on Indian society. It states that cinema is the most influential art form of the 20th century and the most powerful media for reaching large audiences. It creates awareness and consciousness while acting as a public authority. Cinema represents the Indian population at large, reduces class and status boundaries, promotes national integrity and unity, preserves cultural aspects, and promotes a common language across India.
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