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NAALE RAJAA KOLI MAJAA (SUNDAY SPECIAL)

I like Sunday Special for many reasons. I like the humor, the setting in India and learning about some cultural traditions.

There is a national holiday in India called Gandhi Jayanti that celebrates the country's independence, and all shops, especially meat shops are closed to observe the holiday. However, a girl finds out that she can't have chicken with her curry for weekly tradition on Sundays. She decides that no matter what happens, she will get her chicken to continue her "Sunday Chicken Curry" tradition. She goes on a comical adventure while learning new things about her own culture. I like how the main character, the girl, acts because she is funny but also brave. I really enjoyed watching her - her personality makes the film. The camera work is pretty good, it is clear and there are interesting angles used. The film takes place in India. There are many places that are included such as Indian markets which are pretty cool to see. The director shows us Indian culture and heritage which is pretty cool to learn about. My favorite part of the film is when the girl finally gets her chicken curry.

The film's message is to never give up.

I give Sunday Special 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Hafsa H. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

I like Sunday Special for many reasons. I like the humor, the setting in India and learning about some cultural traditions.

There is a national holiday in India called Gandhi Jayanti that celebrates the country's independence, and all shops, especially meat shops are closed to observe the holiday. However, a girl finds out that she can't have chicken with her curry for weekly tradition on Sundays. She decides that no matter what happens, she will get her chicken to continue her "Sunday Chicken Curry" tradition. She goes on a comical adventure while learning new things about her own culture. I like how the main character, the girl, acts because she is funny but also brave. I really enjoyed watching her - her personality makes the film. The camera work is pretty good, it is clear and there are interesting angles used. The film takes place in India. There are many places that are included such as Indian markets which are pretty cool to see. The director shows us Indian culture and heritage which is pretty cool to learn about. My favorite part of the film is when the girl finally gets her chicken curry.

The film's message is to never give up.

I give Sunday Special 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 12. By Hafsa H. and Julie S., KIDS FIRST!

On the day of Gandhi Jayanti, when meat sale is prohibited nationwide, an 11-year-old girl goes on a quirky adventure in pursuit of a forbidden chicken curry. From India, dialogue in Kannada, English subtitles