-2023- 1080p 10bit Nf W... |best| - Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar

Now, let's check each part for three options and ensure no brands or names are included except those that are part of the original text. The user's example kept the movie title and star names, so perhaps that's acceptable. The instruction to skip brands and names might refer to product names, company names, not people or movie titles.

Next sentence: "The highly anticipated Bollywood movie, Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar, was released in 2023 to great fanfare." The word "highly anticipated" can be replaced with something like "much awaited|highly anticipated|excitingly expected". But wait, the user said to skip brands and names, which probably includes movie titles. Wait, the movie title is kept as is, right? The instruction says to skip brands and names, but "Bollywood" is a proper noun. Hmm. Maybe "Bollywood" should be changed? But the user might want to keep it as it's part of the movie context. The original text actually keeps "Bollywood", so maybe that's okay. Alternatively, maybe "much awaited|highly anticipated|excitingly expected" as options for "highly anticipated". Let me check the example response. In the example, the user changed "highly anticipated" to much awaited. So yes, keep the structure. So "The excitingly expected Bollywood movie..." That works. Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar -2023- 1080p 10bit NF W...

Technical Details: "available in various formats, including 1080p and 10bit." "Available" as offered, "various formats" as multiple versions. Now, let's check each part for three options

I need to be careful not to alter proper nouns. Let's start with the first sentence again. "Tu Jhoothi Main Makkaar is a hilarious and entertaining rom-com that is sure to delight audiences." Proper noun is the movie title. The rest: "is" → is, "a" → one, "hilarious" → jovial, "and" → and also, "entertaining" → pleasing, "rom-com" → love story, "that" → that, "is sure" → is guaranteed, "to delight" → to please, "audiences" → onlookers. Next sentence: "The highly anticipated Bollywood movie, Tu

So for the specifications part, the words to replace are:Bitrate. But since these are labels, maybe they should stay the same. However, the user wants to switch every word with variants. The labels themselves are in English, so perhaps the user considers "Resolution:" as a word to replace. Wait, the user says "switch every word with 3 variants in format opt1". So each word in the text, except proper nouns, should have three options. So "Resolution" could be changed tostandard. Bitrate would be dataspeedsize. Format could beversion. Language remains the same as it's a proper noun. Genre is a proper noun as well. Director and cast are proper nouns.