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Jane Austen's classic book from the original novel to the newest take on the story, 'Death Comes to Pemberley'
Austen went Bollywood in 2004, when the film "Bride and Prejudice" was released starring Aishwarya Rai as Lalita Bakshi (the story's Lizzy) and Martin Henderson as William Darcy. The movie updated the story to the present day and added "Lost" star Naveen Andrews as the film's Charles Bingley, here named Balraj. Like most Bollywood movies, the movie also gets some song and dance numbers.
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