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Title: Bride and Prejudice

Translated title: "Bride and Prejudice"/"Falling with Fighting"

Director: Gurinder Changha Chadha

Starring: Martin Henderson

Aishwarya Rai

Genre: Comedy/Music/Romance

Distribution company: Miramax

North American release date: 2005/02/11

Country/Region: United Kingdom/United States

Language: English

Color: Color

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The four daughters of the Bai Si family have grown into graceful figures. Mr. and Mrs. Bai spend their days and nights She is thinking about finding a good husband for her daughters. Their smart and beautiful second daughter Narida is loyal to love and determined not to be dominated by her parents but to find the "Mr. Right" in her heart. Her new thinking makes her parents very headache. At this time, Narida meets Mr. Darcy, a hotel industry tycoon from Los Angeles. The two are talented and beautiful, and they seem to be a match made in heaven, but it is not love at first sight. In Narida's mind, Darcy is just an arrogant, snobbish and copper-smelling businessman. Similarly, Darcy also looks down on Narida, thinking that she is just an Indian country girl with an empty body and limited knowledge. Every time we meet there is always tit for tat. However, at the same time as the conflict, the two parties deepened their understanding and unknowingly sparked the spark of love...

Film Review

Exotic lovebirds, vindictive enemies, the collision of Eastern and Western cultures, three continents Scenic spots and luxurious scenes, coupled with Indian-style large-scale singing and dancing, give this British-Indian romantic comedy a popular color and fragrance, especially the rich spices of curry. Although the plot is actually old-fashioned and the show-off Indian and British-American stuff cannot be authentic, it is in line with the eternal typical female love myth.

Gurinda Chadha, the female director of "Falling With You", is of British-Indian origin. She became famous in the UK for the funny women's football film "I Love Beckham". The film describes an Indian girl and a Caucasian girl becoming "wave friends". It also has an Indian wedding and Indian singing and dancing. It is very interesting. As a result, the white girl Kira Lily became popular, and immediately participated in "Really Love", and entered the Hollywood blockbuster film "The King of Thieves", and has now become one of the most popular actresses.

Adapted from the classic love novel

After the success of the small film "I Love Bingham", Gurinda Chadha went big and made full use of her British-Indian cross-border background. "Bride & Prejudice" (Bride & Prejudice) adapted British Jane Austen's classic love novel "Pride and Prejudice" (Pride and Prejudice) into a large-scale Indian-style musical.

Smart changes, the marriage and love situation of the British upper class in the 19th century may be the most popular in today's world in India. In the film, an Indian middle-class family has four daughters who are waiting to be married, and the mother tries her best to find a rich husband. This kind of plot was also common in Hong Kong movies forty or fifty years ago.

Indian actress Aishwari, who once won the title of Miss World, plays the role of the most beautiful second daughter who meets the wealthy and handsome American "Prince Charming" Martin Kennedy. This beautiful and handsome pair are a perfect match, but they have many misunderstandings, constant vindictiveness, and a third party trying to steal their love. This is the necessary drama of a romantic comedy. This film plays an old-fashioned love game, which is actually more marketable to women than the trendy one-night stand.

The heroine’s performance is lively and lively

Aishwari is indeed an “Indian beauty” and is good at singing and dancing. She has already starred in many luxurious Indian song and dance blockbusters. I I have seen her more than once, including "Straight from the Heart" at the 2002 "Indian Film Festival" and also filming exotic mandarin ducks. This time she acted lively and vividly, upholding the dignity of the Indian nation and quarreling with the American "prince" and "mother queen".

There are also family relationships and several other romances in the film. Although it is "pretentious to act", it still remains interesting and lively. The background of the first half is Amritsar, the holy city of the Sikh Golden Temple in India; the second half has scenes of London and Los Angeles. There are many songs and dances interspersed, including Indian flower stick dance and mosquito dance. The best shot is the American beach song and dance.