Dr. Aditi Khare is a media scholar and educator specializing in cinema and cultural studies, visual communication, and digital media. Her doctoral research explores the intersection of Korean popular culture and Indian youth fandom, examining cultural influence through qualitative and quantitative methodologies. Her broader research areas include digital cultural representation and engagement, sustainability narratives in documentary cinema, gender and masculinity in Asian dramas, media literacy, and semiotic analysis of visual texts. A Gold Medalist and UGC-NET qualified academic, she blends theoretical rigor with industry exposure gained through her work with leading platforms such as Josh Talks, BBC News, and Dainik Bhaskar. Her teaching approach emphasizes experiential learning, critical media analysis, and storytelling for the creator economy. She is passionate about mentoring students to integrate classical communication theories with contemporary digital practices, fostering both academic excellence and professional competence.
- Doctorate, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication (2022–2025)
- Banaras Hindu University – Area of Research: Culture and Media Studies
- UGC-NET (Mass Communication & Journalism) – Qualified (2022)
- M.A. in Culture & Media Studies (School of Social Sciences), Gold Medalist (2019-21) Central University of Rajasthan
- B.A. in Journalism & Mass Communication (2015-18) – Amity University Madhya Pradesh
- Social Media Executive & Content Writer at Josh Talks Pvt. Ltd.
- Project Coordinator at BBC News
- Blog Writer at Project FUEL Pvt. Ltd.
- Trainee Reporter at Dainik Bhaskar
- Khare, A., & Kumari, A. (2025). Culinary and couture currents: A literature-based review of K-Fashion and K-Food influence in India. International Journal for Multidisciplinary Research, 7(3).
- Khare, A., & Amita. (2025). Scrolling to Cultural Shifts: Exploring K-Culture Representation and Engagement on Instagram Page of Korean Culture Centre of India. Journal of Communication and Management, 4(2), 1–11.
- Khare, A., & Amita. (2025). The art of storytelling through colors, emotions, and realism: A study of Majid Majidi’s “The Colour of Paradise”. Caraeveti, 8(2).
- Amita, D., & Khare, A. (2024). Decoding the underlying sustainability messages: A rhetoric analysis of the documentary film “All That Breathes”. Liberal Studies Journal (UGC Care), 9(2).
- Amita, D., & Khare, A. (2022). Digital media and women entrepreneurs. Apni Maati (UGC Care Listed Issue).
- International Conference (ICSSR Sponsored, 2023) – Decoding the Underlying Sustainability Messages: A Rhetoric Analysis of “All That Breathes”
- International Seminar, Mizoram University (2022) – Soft yet Manly: Redefining Masculinity in Korean and Chinese Dramas
- National Conference, Maharishi University, Noida (2022) – Surrogacy and Parenthood: A Content Analysis of Hindi Films
- National Conference, VIPS Delhi (2020) – Media and Gender Stereotyping: Revising the Contours of Media Literacy
- Amita, D., & Khare, A. (2022). Soft yet manly: Redefining masculinity in Korean and Chinese dramas. In Media Beyond Borders: A South Asian Perspective, Notion Press.
- Amita, D., & Khare, A. (2022). Surrogacy and Parenthood: A Content Analysis of Hindi Films Through the Lens of Indian Law. In Media, Law, and Society: Interrelations and Emerging Trends, Vina Prakashan.
- Gold Medalist – M.A. Culture & Media Studies
- Best Research Paper Award – National Conference on Media, Law, and Society. Maharishi University of Technology Noida (2022)
- NFDC Swachh Bharat Short Film Festival – Certificate of Excellence
