"The Memsahib" was a gorgeous indie treat, apparently the first (and only) film by an Indian American woman who made a story of reincarnation based on the deep inspiration she felt when she did her masters thesis on the Adalaj Stepwell in Gujurat India (you can google for amazing images and information). The 15th century queen of the Raja who designed the well jumped to her death in the water after her husband died, so the movie is a 19th century colonialism era version of the story with a 20th century conclusion of the reincarnated king and queen finding each other again at the well. Very powerful beautiful movie with fabulous settings and costumes, unfairly scorned by critics who saw only slightly sub-par acting and could not believe or perceive the spiritual heart of the deep fable. I only hope the director's life was appropriately enriched by the experience of manifesting her dream project, even to the point of consciously discovering her own karmic relationship to the legend of the well. If she was the Rani or Raja or a friend of theirs, she has surely done her homeland a great proud service that will continue to resonate for lifetimes to come (the obscure film remains reasonably accessible and available). May Ms. Majmudar be always reunited with her own beloveds too.