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It is in English. There is a Bollywood 'hit' in it, I wrote it (in English), really cheesy but luckily when it comes to my poetry/songwriting 3
Bollywood would fit the part. It is sung at an opportune moment so goes with the plot. There is only one song.
Remember when I said it does not matter if you read it or not, well I must have been lying lol because in actuality it would be a very decent thing for you to do, take out time. Now I did say the first 5-10 pages should be read before making the decision to continue, but there is a caveat.
Up to now, whoever has read it, black, brown and white do not like my 'prologue' which is the first four pages (four minutes), so I suggest page 5, which is the minute I have a flashforward as the start of the movie proper (yes, I was doing them years ago, the flashforward is a point that appears at minute 60 odd. It is one hundred and twenty pages long. Take your time. Lol (you can still not read it if you don't like it, if so, give the end a try.
You say Pashto, means that you have knowledge of the sub-continent. As you like confrontation, here is your chance to nudge a few ideas my way, say a strong female character. Or was the 'I hope it is not in pashto' a dig at my comprehensibility? I assure it is in perfect English and you are European mix so you should have no problem whatsoever.
You are 3 my lucky number is 7* together we can make the perfect ten. Halal chat up line? Nah, just inspired.
*actually 9 is my favourite number but would not have worked above. Though 9 is 3cubed.
I knew this girl. I think she was from Punjab Pakistan. She was a Khan, which mattered more to her mother than it did to her. But what was astounding about her was that she was beautiful, and she could hide it. If you went to a Pakistani gathering, she was wearing tight and shiny salwar kameez, with black lace. The sort of thing you see on underclothes, only it was a leebas. She would sit, with her back to the room. In tasteful makeup, that no matter how slight it was, looked like too much, because she was beautiful. She never spoke to boys. She never ate spicy food. Her mother cooked separate for her, for her complexion, and she did not complain. She was a very good girl.
If you saw her at university, she was dressed in the baggiest hip hop style ever. Yards and yards of hair braided and kept under a button down shirt. Like an inner city street kid. She looked like a boy, being small, and dressed as she was, often with a hat. She looked rebellious, and she was actually obedient.
It was amazing. When I think about living in two cultures, I think about her. She did not fuse. She looked like two people.
If you threw that on screen and put up some confrontation, it would be amazing. I did see that a few times on Arab Spring or in footage from Palestine.
Anyway, I want to see your script. Where is it?
Why do you think I am digging at you? Maybe I am making fun of myself.
Q) What is someone who speaks three languages?
Tri-lingual
Q)What do you call someone who speaks two languages?
Bi-lingual.
Q)What do you call someone who speaks one language?
wait for it.....
American.
Topic: ex-Muslim woman on what it is like to be a Muslim woman