Bride & Prejudice

Under the direction of "Bend It Like Beckham's" Gurinder Chadha, this festively busy and exuberantly multicultural charmer is its own intriguingly postmodern creation.

Lightweight but utterly beguiling.

Like an Elvis Presley musical from the '60s, filled with shiny bright colors, bouncy music and happy, smiling, pretty people.

A Hollywood take on a Bollywood movie. But the Bollywood portions - echoing over-the-top Indian movie musicals - are far more entertaining than the Hollywood segments.

It’s very colorful, for sure, but the dialogue is lead-footed at best.

Heart and art can make a beguiling pair. Those are mostly missing in this strained hybrid, which is less Bollywood than Follywood.

As high concept and rife with cliché as anything ever churned out by Hollywood, but with worse production values and a load of sanctimonious political correctness.

An enjoyable, realistic portrait of Indian culture and it's aesthetics. A Great performance by Bollywood's biggest female superstar Aishwarya Rai ️️. From production design to Music all are fabulous.

Poor movie. Not so good mix between Jane Austen and Bollywood.