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Born in Kenya, her family moved to India before moving to Britain, where she grew up in Southall, London. Starting off in radio and television, she owes her film making to journalism. In 1993, Gurinder directed her first feature film, Bhaji on the Beach. It is a comedy following three generations of British Asian women on a trip to the beaches of Blackpool...
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It is a comedy following three generations of British Asian women on a trip to the beaches of Blackpool. Each woman is either escaping from a problem or looking for new possibilities. Gurinder’s most accomplished and commercially successful film to date is Bend It Like Beckham (2002). It tells the story of a young Asian woman trying to follow her dream to be a footballer while struggling to meet the demands of family and tradition...
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