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Bollywood/Hollywood (2002)

Bollywood/Hollywood (2002)
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After making a string of social commentaries, Canadian director Deepa Mehta satirizes India's beloved genre in the lighthearted romantic musical Bollywood/Hollywood. Indo-Canadian millionaire Rahul (Rahul Khanna) goes against the wishes of his mother and grandmother to date the Caucasian pop star Kimberly (Jessica Paré); however, she gets killed in an accident and he is left devastated. His mother (Moushumi Chatterjee) seizes the opportunity and announces that he must get engaged to an Indian girl before his sister is allowed to wed. This is complicated by the fact that his sister is already engaged and pregnant. Under pressure, Rahul enlists the help of Sue (supermodel Lisa Ray), a professional escort who agrees to play the part of his Indian fiancée. He thinks she is really Hispanic, and she claims to have no love for traditional Indian men. Throughout his sister's wedding preparations, Sue begins to befriend his entire family, including the tough old grandmother (Dina Pathak). After some random bursts into songs and dances, Sue reveals her true identity and they fall in love. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

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Starring:
Rahul KhannaLisa Ray, (more)
Director(s):
Deepa Mehta
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13
Format(s):
DVD
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Synopsis of Bollywood/Hollywood

After making a string of social commentaries, Canadian director Deepa Mehta satirizes India's beloved genre in the lighthearted romantic musical Bollywood/Hollywood. Indo-Canadian millionaire Rahul (Rahul Khanna) goes against the wishes of his mother and grandmother to date the Caucasian pop star Kimberly (Jessica Paré); however, she gets killed in an accident and he is left devastated. His mother (Moushumi Chatterjee) seizes the opportunity and announces that he must get engaged to an Indian girl before his sister is allowed to wed. This is complicated by the fact that his sister is already engaged and pregnant. Under pressure, Rahul enlists the help of Sue (supermodel Lisa Ray), a professional escort who agrees to play the part of his Indian fiancée. He thinks she is really Hispanic, and she claims to have no love for traditional Indian men. Throughout his sister's wedding preparations, Sue begins to befriend his entire family, including the tough old grandmother (Dina Pathak). After some random bursts into songs and dances, Sue reveals her true identity and they fall in love. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:
105 mins

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Director(s):
Deepa Mehta
Writer(s):
Deepa Mehta
Producer(s):
David Hamilton
Theatrical MPAA Rating:
PG13(Brief Nudity, Sexual Situations, Profanity, Drug Content)
Categories:
Music & Performing ArtsRomance
Bollywood/Hollywood Awards:
  • 2002 - Genie Awards - Best Original Screenplay
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    Erik L.

    Great Bollywood fun without subtitles! Color, dancing, beautiful songs, a love story, a geek triumphs, transgendered dancers, in a smart comedy.................what's not to love?

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    Harshad P.

    Could be avoided. This movie has absolutely nothing to do anything with either bollywood or hollywood. The movie has a weak storyline with nothing in it to make it watchable. Passable.

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    Rebekah B.

    It's pretty bad. I luv bollywood movies but as an Indian whose family and husband are all white....I was offended. Very unlikeable people.

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