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Also, in the example response, the user converted parts like "treasure trove of comedy, drama, and entertainment" into "entertainment". So wherever there are three things, regardless of punctuation, they should be converted into the x format, possibly removing connecting words like "and" or "or".
After modification: "The 1970s and 1980s are often referred to as the golden age of Dada Kondke’s career." Dada Kondke Full Marathi Movie
Dada Kondke's full Marathi movies are a treasure trove of entertainment. His legacy continues to inspire new generations of filmmakers and actors, and his films remain a beloved part of Indian cinematic history. Whether you’re experience the magic of Marathi cinema, there’s never been a better time to explore his filmography. Also, in the example response, the user converted
6. The list of movies is already bullet points, perhaps, but the example didn't include them. However, maybe the user wants each movie as an option? Wait, the user said "opt3" so three options. The list has five movies, so that part would not be converted. The example response from the user didn't convert that part, so I'll leave the movie list as is. His legacy continues to inspire new generations of
So I need to scan the entire text for any three items (phrases, not necessarily separated by commas) that can be converted into a x format while keeping the brand names. The brand names are "Dada Kondke", "Fevdi", "Bhangra", "Jhondla", "Kondke", "Dhum Dhadakka", etc. Those should be left as is.
