We continued to watch Bollywood rom-coms to keep the stress at bay. Come find if Khoobsurat is one that you should check out during your quarantine.
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Indian Movie Review
Fangirl Indian Movie Review: Padmaavat
It’s the dog days of summer and the temperature where I live is creeping very close to 100 degrees. So I’ve been staying inside watching dramas and movies, as well as doing a bit of blogging. I have a backlog of kdramas to catch up on, but I keep getting tempted by shows outside of Korea and the U.S. The epic Indian historical movie Padmaavat popped up as a recommendation on Amazon Prime and I clicked play.
Continue readingFangirl Movie Review: Indian Jane Austen- Bride and Prejudice
This was the very first Indian themed movie I watched. Yes, it’s in English, so it’s not really an Indian language film, but it is the film that inspired me to go looking for Indian language films to watch. This is also one of those movies I watch about once a year. It’s one of those films you have to share with someone, so I normally watch this with my sister-in-law. It’s now a
Fangirl Movie Review: Indian Jane Austen, Kandukondain Kandukondain (Sense and Sensibility)
After Kmuse and I did our last Indian movie review, I started thinking about some of the Indian movies I watched years ago. I’m a huge Jane Austen fan and in my search for all things Austen, I found a few Indian adaptations. Kandukondain Kandukondain is the Indian version of Sense and Sensibility and it stars my #1 girl crush Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
Continue readingThe Fangirl’s Indian Movie Review: Geetha Govindam
Sometimes a leading man comes along that catches your eye just from the visuals alone. Which is why we decided to try Indian movie Geetha Gonvindam. So come find out if this Bollywood romantic comedy can keep our attention past the initial pretty.
Continue readingFangirl Indian Movie Review: Jodhaa Akbar
I’m not sure if we’ve ever reviewed an Indian movie before, but our fans know we love to explore new languages and cultures. This is an older movie, but I think it stands the test of time.
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