Until a few years ago the term ‘Bollywood’ didnt mean much to an average Pole. Poland doesn’t have a large Indian community, at least not as numerous as its British counterpart. Hence Bollywood cinema wasn’t really big in Poland. Yet, to my surprise, Bollywood is now used as marketing tool by some media in Poland. [...]
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