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And we are back with another wonderful retailing of the Jane Austen classic of Pride and Prejudice,

but with an Indian Bollywood twist for our monthly feminist movie Friday,

and that is Bride and Prejudice, B, as in Boy,

Bride and Prejudice, directed by Binditkem's director, Gorinda Chada, who, yes, we've talked about before because I love Bindent Like Beckham. I believe it was one of our first movies, right?

It was early on. It was early on.

It was early on.

Like, real.

Like, within the first year of us doing it.

It's hard to say.

We've been doing this a while.

But it was, in the scheme of things, it was early on. This was our first Bollywood movie, though.

Yes, it's true.

This is, so, and even with this being more Bollywood than the other stuff, it's still

not pure Bollywood.

Right.

I need to put that as a preface, because I feel like to say this is pure Bollywood is not

giving the credit to the true Bollywood films with a lot of, like, straight Punjabi

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