and draw connections from them, we learn how people go about their lives. A prime example is the movie Bend It Like Beckham where the main character, being affiliated with Indian culture, interacts with the culture of the British lifestyle. Of the major cultural taxonomies, Hofstede 's Power Distance and Individual versus Collectivism will be focused on with accordance to the film Bend It Like Beckham. These taxonomies will be seen on the British, Indian, and other cultures of the world. The workings
Introduction The movie Bend It Like Beckham explores inside the cultures of Punjabi Sikhs, British, and even people from Ireland who migrated to England. Alongside showcasing the cultures, the movie discusses the societal and gender roles of woman. The main character, Jesminder "Jess" Bhamra, a Punjabi Sikh, has an unrelenting passion for soccer and soccer player David Beckham. However, throughout the movie, there are constant reminders that people from Jess’s culture should not be involved on sports