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From Aamir Khan's 'Lagaan' to Aishwarya Rai's 'Bride and Prejudice'- Romances in films that cross boundaries

Hindi cinema has long been a storyteller of love that knows no boundaries, love that crosses oceans, cultures, and even generations. From epic romances set against foreign skylines to intimate tales of hearts meeting across continents, our films have celebrated the universal language of emotion in ways that resonate far beyond India's borders. Over the decades, Bollywood has delivered exceptional global love stories. From Bride & Prejudice, Lagaan, Love in Vietnam and more films that celebrate global love stories. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Bride & Prejudice Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's Bride & Prejudice is a vibrant romantic comedy-drama that reimagines Jane Austen's beloved classic in a colourful Bollywood style. Directed by Gurinder Chadha, the film infuses Austen's timeless tale of love, misunderstandings, and societal expectations with rich Indian cultural elements, seamlessly blending them with an international sensibility. Set against lively song-and-dance sequences, it follows an innocent yet heartfelt love story that blossoms amidst a backdrop of family bonds, cultural clashes, and charming humour, making it a cross-cultural celebration of romance. Lagaan In Lagaan, amidst the fierce battle against injustice and the tension of a high-stakes cricket match, Aamir Khan's Bhuvan and Elizabeth, the compassionate British woman played by Rachel Shelley, share a love story that is tender, unspoken, and deeply moving. Their connection blooms not through grand declarations but in quiet glances, gentle encouragement, and a mutual respect that transcends language, culture, and circumstance. Elizabeth's kindness becomes Bhuvan's silent source of strength, while his sincerity and integrity win her heart in ways she never expected. It is a romance built on empathy and trust, a comforting sanctuary in a world divided by power and prejudice and one that touched audiences precisely because it was rooted in purity, restraint, and the bittersweet beauty of love that could never be. Love In Vietnam Love in Vietnam starring Shantanu Maheswari, Avneet Kaur, Vietnamese actress Kha Gnan in pivotal roles. The movie is the first Indo-Vietnamese collaboration in Hindi Cinema and audiences are in for a treat with this heart wrenching musical romantic drama. Love in Vietnam also boasts a power packed cast starring Raj Babbar, Farida Jalal, Gulshan Grover and is slated to release in theatres on 12th September. Namaste London Namastey London beautifully captures the tender yet spirited romance between Akshay Kumar and Katrina Kaif, making their on-screen chemistry one of the film's most endearing highlights. Akshay's grounded, sincere, and quietly charismatic portrayal perfectly complements Katrina's elegance, charm, and emotional vulnerability, creating a love story that feels both authentic and heartwarming. Their interactions are laced with playful banter, emotional depth, and moments of unspoken connection, allowing the audience to root for their relationship at every turn. The romance unfolds with a gradual warmth moving from misunderstandings to mutual respect and deep affection making it not just a love story, but an emotional journey that lingers long after the credits roll. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Kites Hrithik Roshan's Kites was a sweeping international love story that broke conventional Bollywood boundaries, pairing him opposite the stunning Mexican actress Barbara Mori. Directed by Anurag Basu, the film told the tale of two star-crossed lovers who, despite a language barrier and cultural differences, find an unshakable connection. Set against breathtaking global backdrops and filled with high-octane action, passion, and drama, Kites brought an intensity and freshness to Hindi cinema's portrayal of romance. Hrithik and Barbara's electrifying chemistry was the film's heartbeat, magnetic, and unrestrained, making their love story both cinematic and deeply human. Upon release, the film created waves for its bold storytelling, cross-cultural narrative, and the unprecedented pairing that captivated audiences in India and beyond.