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Critics Consensus: A colorful and energetic adaptation of Austen's classic.
Critic Consensus: A colorful and energetic adaptation of Austen's classic.
All Critics (134) | Top Critics (35) | Fresh (86) | Rotten (48) | DVD (14)
Every so often, the unseen managers of the galaxy bestow on us mere mortals a vision of rare incongruous beauty: a solar eclipse, a streaking comet, a shooting star, Bollywood goddess Aishwarya Rai happily riding a tractor.
By the time two newlywed couples lumber toward their honeymoons atop bejeweled elephants, the movie's frothy excess and good humor can make you say 'I do,' too.
Who would have guessed that transposing the Bennet family of Netherfield Park in 1790s Britain to a middle-class home in contemporary Amritsar, India would require so little forcing?
If you're not giggling or tapping your feet or swaying back and forth in your seat during this one, have someone check your pulse.
Henderson, whose bland good looks, troubling '80s haircut and vanilla personality call to mind a younger, boring Matthew Modine, registers as flat and lifeless amid the film's gorgeous, energetic swirl.
What is silly about Bride is also what makes it special. That and its leading lady, the luminous Aishwarya Rai.
There is a good film here struggling to emerge, but I would have preferred either an all-Indian Austen adaptation, or a Bollywood musical that tried to incorporate the Hindu diaspora.
If you want a wacky multicultural pairing to make you laugh a lot and learn a little, head for the movie theater playing Bride & Prejudice.
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... a funny, festive, genre-bending adaptation of Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
Frothy, feel-good fun.
Austen goes to Bollywood.
Yeah just no. Full review later.
Super Reviewer
Really great comedy of presently Jane Austen story in Bollywood. The first time I ever watched part of fantasy and musical in Indian version that looks cool since 1940 to 1980s American musical movies. Oh gee... Indian goddess superstar, Aishwarya Rai, looks really beautiful.
interesting twist on familiar story should have had stronger male leads.
i just love all the music and dancing!
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