I grew up watching Bollywood. I lived for the rom-com storylines, the clandestine kiss on the forehead, and the mini-musicals during the three-hour film. I wanted to grow up to be the next Priyanka Chopra or the iconic Kajol and marry a man who would run through a yellow mustard field in a small town in Punjab to profess his love for me. Over time, I realized that Bollywood is more than just the unrealistic love stories that many are used to watching on the big screen — and today, movies and TV shows ranging from Netflix’s Tribhanga to Indian Matchmaker, Family Karma, and beyond show just how many South Asian stories are still out there to be told.