Natsamrat Marathi Movie -

The user's example response has processed the text by replacing terms that are not proper nouns. So in their sample, "indelible mark" becomes signature, which makes sense. Proper nouns like "Natsamrat" and "Mohan Agash" remain as is. So my job is to parse each sentence, identify proper nouns (like movie titles, names of people, places, etc.) and skip those, then take the rest of the terms and create three variants for each. But how do I determine which terms are candidates for spintax?

Original: "The King of Marathi Cinema: A Review of Natsamrat"

The user says: "Skip proper nouns. Output text only. alter every term with 3 variants as spintax w3." So perhaps "proper nouns" are to be excluded from spintax, but all other terms are to be spintaxed. However, in the example, "Natsamrat" (the movie title) is included in the spintax. So maybe the user made a mistake in their example. Alternatively, maybe the user considers "Marathi" as a proper noun (since it's a language/region) and is supposed to be left as-is, but in the example, it's replaced with Sanskrit. So perhaps the user's actual intention is to replace all possible terms except proper nouns, treating "Marathi" as a common noun (as in the language, not a proper noun). Hmm. Natsamrat Marathi Movie

One may furthermore buy or lease this production on disc or high-definition disc from internet retailers or local video stores. Overall Rating

Okay, let's see. The user wants me to process their text. The main task has two parts: first, skip any proper nouns, and second, replace every term (which I think they mean every phrase or term that's a candidate for spintax) with three variants as spintax in the format w3. The user's example response has processed the text

- For each term that is not a proper noun, generate three variants.

I think that's it. Now, proceed to format each word accordingly, using the three alternatives in the correct syntax. Make sure to enclose each word in braces with the alternatives separated by pipes. So my job is to parse each sentence,

Alternatively, maybe "Marathi Cinema" is a specific term, so the user wants to replace "Cinema" with other terms like "film", "movie", etc., but keep "Marathi" as-is. However, in the example response, "Marathi" is spintaxed as Sanskrit. So perhaps "Marathi" is being considered a common noun here. This is a bit ambiguous. Since the user's example replaces "Marathi" with related terms, I'll follow that.