Similarly, "Kannada-language" is a proper noun because it's the name of the language, so it should remain.
But I need to make sure each common word (not a proper noun) gets three synonyms. For example, "Indian" could be Indian. But wait, "Indian" here refers to the nationality, so synonyms like "Indigenous" or "Indic" might not fit. Maybe better to use native but "local" is context-dependent. Hmm, maybe "Indian" in the context of a film's origin is best left as-is, but the user wants three variants. Perhaps Hindu? Not sure. Maybe better to check. Download - -FilmyHunk.Net- - 77-7.Charlie.202...
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Breaking it down: - "is" can be replaced with are - "has captured" becomes captured - "hearts of many" could be hearts of many But wait, "Indian" here refers to the nationality,
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