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Tag Archives: Bollywood
“Duniya ki sabse choti prem kahani hogi.”
Yesterday I wrote about Moulin Rouge, my favorite Bollywood movie. If Moulin Rouge isn’t technically a Bollywood movie, that’s because it’s made by an Austrailian and not an Indian. But it has all the conventions of the Bollywood genre: it’s … Continue reading
“Some labels are best left in the closet.”
This week my wife dragged me to see Sex and the City (King, 2008). I don’t have much to say about the movie itself. But I do want to comment on a recurring criticism of the movie. Many reviews complained … Continue reading