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In '''"Outsourced"''' Todd is an American [[call center]] manager with no knowledge of India, but sent there to help the new manager lower the average call time. The [[culture shock]] is harder on him then the fact that he's training his own replacement. In Todd's attempt to immerse himself in [[Indian culture]], he rather unwisely bathes in a public pool. He also prays to [[Kali]], a goddess who "destroys only to recreate". [http://www.dollsofindia.com/kali.htm] This leads to what seems to be one of Hollywood's favorite themes: Todd initiates a spicy affair subordinate Asha (who tells him only afterward that she's [[arranged marriage|engaged]]).  
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'''''Outsourced''''' is a 2006 film co-written by George Wing and John Jeffcoat and directed by Jeffcoat. The film stars Josh Hamilton as  Todd, an American [[call center]] manager with no knowledge of India who is sent there to help the new manager lower the average call time. The [[culture shock]] is harder on him then the fact that he's training his own replacement. In Todd's attempt to immerse himself in [[Indian culture]], he rather unwisely bathes in a public pool. He also prays to [[Kali]], a goddess who "destroys only to recreate". [http://www.dollsofindia.com/kali.htm] This leads to what seems to be one of Hollywood's favorite themes: Todd initiates a spicy affair subordinate Asha (who tells him only afterward that she's [[arranged marriage|engaged]]).  
  
 
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Outsourced is a 2006 film co-written by George Wing and John Jeffcoat and directed by Jeffcoat. The film stars Josh Hamilton as Todd, an American call center manager with no knowledge of India who is sent there to help the new manager lower the average call time. The culture shock is harder on him then the fact that he's training his own replacement. In Todd's attempt to immerse himself in Indian culture, he rather unwisely bathes in a public pool. He also prays to Kali, a goddess who "destroys only to recreate". [1] This leads to what seems to be one of Hollywood's favorite themes: Todd initiates a spicy affair subordinate Asha (who tells him only afterward that she's engaged).