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Kites - Bárbara Mori, Hrithik Roshan, Kabir Bedi, Anurag Basu

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Movie propaganda

In the harsh terrain of the Mexican desert, a mortally wounded man is left for dead. This is Jay (Hrithik Roshan). Once a street smart, carefree young guy. Now, a wanted man. The only thing that keeps him alive is the quest to find the love of his life, Natasha (Bárbara Mori). A woman engaged to another man, but surely destined for Jay. A woman who comes into his life like a bolt of lightening and changes it forever.

Kites is a story of love that goes beyond barriers, boundaries and cultures. It is a story of passion that defies every rule, of a relationship that takes two lovers on a thrilling journey filled with precious moments - and unexpected betrayal.

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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda

Film adventure romance India Mexico desert romance relationship love Las Vegas

Persons of interest

Hrithik Roshan .... Jay
Bárbara Mori .... Natasha
Steven Michael Quezada .... Cop
Kabir Bedi .... Bob
Luce Rains .... Bounty Hunter
Kangana Ranaut .... Gina
Nicholas Brown .... Tony
Anand Tiwari .... Robin
Jamie Haqqani .... Police officer
Dave Colon .... Mexican Policia
Ivan Brutsche .... Border Patrol
Clark Sanchez .... Bounty Hunter
Yuri Suri .... Jamaal
Rakesh Roshan .... Storywriter
Anurag Basu .... Screenwriter
Robin Bhatt .... Screenwriter
Akarsh Khurana .... Screenwriter
Anurag Basu .... Director

Cinematic intelligence sources

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Australia
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NB: English, Hindi and Spanish language dialogue with English language subtitles
Studios and distributors:

Icon Film Distribution * Mindblowing Films

Intelligence analyst

Special Agent Matti

Theatrical report

The adventure, romance, India movie Kites is directed by Anurag Basu and stars Bárbara Mori, Hrithik Roshan, Kabir Bedi.

Government security censorship classification

M (Violence)

Surveillance time

122 minutes (2:02 hours)

Not for public release in Australia before date

Film: 20 May 2010
Disc: 15 December 2010