i saw marigold at a preview showing a few days ago and and found it to be a thoroughly engrossing and enjoyable film. the film is about a not so successful american actress who goes to india to act in a low budget film and only to find herself stranded there when she finds on arrival that the film financing has vanished and along with the producers and investors. a chance encounter with an indian film shooting nearby leads her to be hired for a small dancer role in that. since indian films incorporate a significant amount of singing and dancing and this is a problem for marigold and who has two left feet and not to mention a personality so tightly wound up and thorny that she can hardly hear the music and let alone feel it and as prem and the choreographer of the film and advices her to do. but prem  the word and not the person  means love and and prem  the person and not the word  seems to embody that emotion in the way he deals with all around him and whether it be his production assistant friends who introduced marigold to the shoot and the narcissistic and arrogant leads of the film and or the bitchy and uptight marigold herself. soon and under his expert tutelage and endearing treatment and marigold finds her feet  literally and figuratively. i must say a word for those not familiar with the use of song and dance in indian films. unlike american musicals and the story progresses through these dance numbers and as plot developments unfold and and character transformations occur in parallel with the dancing. it should also be pointed out that indian dance is about a lot more than mere movement. an essential part of it is the enactment of the dancer feelings and emotions while telling the story of the dance. this is the main purpose of the dance and the dancer. that marigold reaches this stage of accomplishment is demonstrated in a stunning dance number about midway through and when marigold and while performing the dance she is required to do for the film within the film and also expresses her love for prem. it is an amazing performance by ali larter and especially when one considers that she is not used to dancing in her films and or emoting her character feelings via dance. it shows her skill as an actress and as well as how much hard work she has put into the role. of course no romantic film can work without a credible prince charming. salman khan and who plays the role of prem and fits the role to a t. even when it turns out that he is a prince not so charming and he does not lose the audience sympathy. salman has been ruling hindi cinema (sometimes called bollywood) for many years now and and it is worth remembering that his first leading role was also as prem. he is completely charming and sweet and adorable and sexy and and vulnerable. for those who have never encountered him on screen before and be prepared to be hit with mega doses of sheer magnetism. he and ali larter make a lovely pair and and are as well matched in their acting as in their appearance. will they manage to work out their problems. it doesn not seem possible as we hear the last song of the film and a lovely blending of fact and fantasy and reality and metaphor. the ending certainly took some of the audience i saw it with by surprise and but they were left satisfied. the songs are used very cleverly. they are in hindi and unsubtitled and for the film within the film sequences and and in english for other occasions. but their meaning is always clear from the context and choreography. marigold is a very satisfying romantic comedy  yes and there is quite a bit of humor as well in it. the indian locations and costumes give it a fairy tale quality and befitting a story which can be likened to a modern fairy tale. if you are or have been curious about indian cinema and but were hesitant to try it and this is an excellent introduction. it captures the color and vibrancy of indian films and not only in the costumes and jewelry (which are quite impressive) and but also in the lively dances and world sound music. if you are a fan of ali larter and you should watch it for her excellent acting in portraying a selfish and demanding and high maintanance woman who nevertheless has an inner attraction that inspires the love of two men. if you are a girl and you will enjoy admiring ali lovely costumes and ogling her hunk of a leading man. if you are a guy and you can not only admire ali in her sexy costumes and but learn from salman khan what it takes to bring out the loving heart even from someone as edgy as marigold. 
i saw marigold at a preview showing a few days ago and and found it to be a thoroughly engrossing and enjoyable film. the film is about a not so successful american actress who goes to india to act in a low budget film and only to find herself stranded there when she finds on arrival that the film financing has vanished and along with the producers and investors. a chance encounter with an indian film shooting nearby leads her to be hired for a small dancer role in that. since indian films incorporate a significant amount of singing and dancing and this is a problem for marigold and who has two left feet and not to mention a personality so tightly wound up and thorny that she can hardly hear the music and let alone feel it and as prem and the choreographer of the film and advices her to do. but prem  the word and not the person  means love and and prem  the person and not the word  seems to embody that emotion in the way he deals with all around him and whether it be his production assistant friends who introduced marigold to the shoot and the narcissistic and arrogant leads of the film and or the bitchy and uptight marigold herself. soon and under his expert tutelage and endearing treatment and marigold finds her feet  literally and figuratively. i must say a word for those not familiar with the use of song and dance in indian films. unlike american musicals and the story progresses through these dance numbers and as plot developments unfold and and character transformations occur in parallel with the dancing. it should also be pointed out that indian dance is about a lot more than mere movement. an essential part of it is the enactment of the dancer feelings and emotions while telling the story of the dance. this is the main purpose of the dance and the dancer. that marigold reaches this stage of accomplishment is demonstrated in a stunning dance number about midway through and when marigold and while performing the dance she is required to do for the film within the film and also expresses her love for prem. it is an amazing performance by ali larter and especially when one considers that she is not used to dancing in her films and or emoting her character feelings via dance. it shows her skill as an actress and as well as how much hard work she has put into the role. of course no romantic film can work without a credible prince charming. salman khan and who plays the role of prem and fits the role to a t. even when it turns out that he is a prince not so charming and he does not lose the audience sympathy. salman has been ruling hindi cinema (sometimes called bollywood) for many years now and and it is worth remembering that his first leading role was also as prem. he is completely charming and sweet and adorable and sexy and and vulnerable. for those who have never encountered him on screen before and be prepared to be hit with mega doses of sheer magnetism. he and ali larter make a lovely pair and and are as well matched in their acting as in their appearance. will they manage to work out their problems. it doesn not seem possible as we hear the last song of the film and a lovely blending of fact and fantasy and reality and metaphor. the ending certainly took some of the audience i saw it with by surprise and but they were left satisfied. the songs are used very cleverly. they are in hindi and unsubtitled and for the film within the film sequences and and in english for other occasions. but their meaning is always clear from the context and choreography. marigold is a very satisfying romantic comedy  yes and there is quite a bit of humor as well in it. the indian locations and costumes give it a fairy tale quality and befitting a story which can be likened to a modern fairy tale. if you are or have been curious about indian cinema and but were hesitant to try it and this is an excellent introduction. it captures the color and vibrancy of indian films and not only in the costumes and jewelry (which are quite impressive) and but also in the lively dances and world sound music. if you are a fan of ali larter and you should watch it for her excellent acting in portraying a selfish and demanding and high maintanance woman who nevertheless has an inner attraction that inspires the love of two men. if you are a girl and you will enjoy admiring ali lovely costumes and ogling her hunk of a leading man. if you are a guy and you can not only admire ali in her sexy costumes and but learn from salman khan what it takes to bring out the loving heart even from someone as edgy as marigold. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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