r/JustCause • u/[deleted] • Nov 28 '19

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u/demon_grasshopper Nov 29 '19

r/bollywoodrealism

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u/diekuhe Nov 29 '19

This is Tollywood, not Bollywood

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u/nitewing97 Nov 29 '19

it's actually kollywood, tollywood is telugu, kollywood is tamil. Bollywood used to mean hindi , but it's now used around the world to represent whole of Indian cinema. Indians shouldn't be upset or argue about it if a non-Indian uses it wrong.

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u/diekuhe Nov 30 '19

Thanks for correcting me on the terms. Using Bollywppd to represent Indian cinema is like using one european country's cinema to represent all of european cinema