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* RaceLift: Dr. Sivasubramanian Chandrasegarampillai, Dr Chandra for short, is Indian in the novel; in the movie [[AdaptationNameChange Dr R. Chandra]] is played by white actor Bob Balaban. It's not clear whether the character was intended to be Indian in the film despite being portrayed by a non-Indian actor, since "Chandra" is clearly an Indian name.
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* RaceLift: Ambiguous in the case of Dr. Chandra. Dr. Sivasubramanian Chandrasegarampillai, Dr Chandrasegarampillai (Dr. Chandra for short, short), is Indian in the novel; in the movie [[AdaptationNameChange Dr R. Chandra]] is played by white actor Bob Balaban. It's not clear whether the character was intended to be Indian in the film despite being portrayed by a non-Indian actor, since "Chandra" is clearly nevertheless an Indian name.surname.
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* RaceLift: Dr. Sivasubramanian Chandrasegarampillai, Dr Chandra for short, is Indian in the novel; in the movie [[AdaptationNameChange Dr R. Chandra]] is played by white actor Bob Balaban. It's not clear whether the character was intended to be Indian in the film despite being portrayed by a non-Indian actor, since "Chandra" is clearly an Indian name.
