You've got Bollywood.

Then came Bollywood.

My attitude to Bollywood is best summarized in the tale of the two goats at a Bollywood garbage dump

So it's not, you know, Bollywood isn't just answering Hollywood. Right?

And I could see everybody looked at me, somebody said, Bollywood.

If you like Bollywood musicals, singing voice Pretty woman, dekho dekho na.

The Bollywood stars who I would party with and buy my work disappeared.

Now we don't know if it says Hollywood, or even Bollywood for that matter.

Mr. Shekhar Kapur, forgive me and they're chewing away on cans of celluloid discarded by a Bollywood studio.

If you've seen any of our Bollywood films, this is what the policeman wears, it's called a zapalu cap.

So we had a lot of discussion on how to introduce Elizabeth, and I said, OK, maybe I am too Bollywood.

I've met a young man in New York whose illiterate mother in a village in Senegal takes a bus once a month to the capital city of Dakar, just to watch a Bollywood movie.

I usually tend to think that the book is usually better, but, having said that, the fact is that Bollywood is now taking a certain aspect of Indian ness and Indian culture around the globe, not just in the Indian diaspora in the U.S. and the U.K., but to the screens of Arabs and Africans, of Senegalese and Syrians.