Devdas Hind Kino Uzbek Tilida Portable -

For "chiqarilgan" (was released), alternatives: "chiquvchi bo‘ldi|tarqoq qilindi|xizmat qilindi". Wait, maybe more appropriate synonyms: "chiquvchi bo‘ldi|tarqoq qilindi|xizmat qilindi".

I notice that there are proper nouns like Devdas, Parvati, Chandramukhi, and Ismail Darbar. These should be left as they are. The main task is to replace each other word with three synonyms in the specified format. The user also wants the output in text only, no markdown. devdas hind kino uzbek tilida

First, I'll go through the text sentence by sentence. Let's take the first sentence: "Devdas Hind Kino Uzbek Tilida: Birinchi Murojaat". "Hind" might be a proper noun here as it refers to the language. "Kino" is the Uzbek word for movie/film, which is a common noun. But wait, the user wrote "Hind Kino", so maybe "Hind" is part of a title. Maybe "Hind" here refers to the language, like Hindi. Hmm, need to check if "Hind" is a proper noun. In Uzbek, "hind" means Indian, but if it's part of a proper noun like the movie title "Devdas Hind Kino", perhaps "Hind Kino" is a proper title. Wait, but "Kino" is just Uzbek for movie. Maybe the user meant "Hind Kino" as the title, but "Devdas Hind Kino" is not a standard title. Maybe it's a translation of the movie title into Uzbek. I need to be careful. These should be left as they are

In the sentence about the book: "Filmla “Devdas” kitobi asosida yaratilgan bo‘lib, u Sharatchandra Chattopadhyay tomonidan yozilgan." Here, "kitob" is the book. Alternatives for "kitob" could be "no'ma", "yozma", "kitob". Wait, the user wants three alternatives for each word. So for each word, three synonyms. But the user's instruction is to revise each word with three alternatives, but not to touch proper nouns. So in the first sentence, the words to revise would be "Hind", "Kino", "Uzbek", "Tilida", "Birinchi", "Murojaat". Wait, "Tilida" is Uzbek for "in Uzbek" - part of "Uzbek Tilida". "Uzbek" is a proper noun, as it's a language. "Hind" is a proper noun as it refers to the Indian language. "Kino" is a common noun, as it's the Uzbek word for movie. So "Kino" can be replaced with "film", "kino", "cinema" but in Uzbek. Let me think. The Uzbek word for film is "film", "kino". So maybe alternatives: "film", "chirashka", "kino". Wait, "chirashka" is a different term. Let me confirm. The main word is "kino" in Uzbek, which is equivalent to film/movie. So alternatives could be "film", "kino", "nok". But "nok" is a fruit. Hmm. Maybe "film", "tushmash", "kino". "Tushmash" is another word for film, maybe. Not sure. Let's think. The user wants three alternatives for each common noun. First, I'll go through the text sentence by sentence

Continuing this way for each word, excluding proper nouns. Then moving to the next sentences.