Bollywood and me
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Indian movies Other than large music scenes, my main downer for many of the Bollywood movies I have watched on Netflix is the ammount of slow motion action scenes some of the films use. They detract, in my opinion, the value of the film because these stunts could never happen. A good example is in the Singham series where the hero picks up and throws a motorcycle, then runs and uses the motorbike as a ramp for doing a backward flip before kicking the villain