<div>We are back with our new episode on 'lost and found' films. We take a tour through the history of films about families separated and reunited, discuss sub-genres like that of the star crossed lovers films, twin-separated-at-birth films, rebirth films, imposter films etc. What's your favorite film about people who are lost and found?</div>

We are back with our new episode on 'lost and found' films. We take a tour through the history of films about families separated and reunited, discuss sub-genres like that of the star crossed lovers films, twin-separated-at-birth films, rebirth films, imposter films etc. What's your favorite film about people who are lost and found?

7: Episode 7 - Lost and Found

<p>We are two friends raised on (and arguably, by) Bollywood. After a decade of talking about doing this--first in classrooms and tea shops, and then, separated by continents, over video calls--we're finally starting to put together our constant conversations about Bollywood into the form of a weekly podcast, "Jolly Good Bollywood--Members Only."</p>


<p>N.B.: We owe the first part of our name to Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (Dir. Karan Johar, 2016) and the second part from Fight Club--Members Only (Dir. Vikram Chopra, 2006), which should tell you more about us than anything else.</p>

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We are two friends raised on (and arguably, by) Bollywood. After a decade of talking about doing this--first in classrooms and tea shops, and then, separated by continents, over video calls--we're finally starting to put together our constant conversations about Bollywood into the form of a weekly podcast, "Jolly Good Bollywood--Members Only." N.B.: We owe the first part of our name to Ae Dil Hai Mushkil (Dir. Karan Johar, 2016) and the second part from Fight Club--Members Only (Dir. Vikram Chopra, 2006), which should tell you more about us than anything else.

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