ENTERTAINMENT
February 9, 1992 | DAVID GRITTEN, David Gritten is a free-lance writer based in London
When Mira Nair was in Hollywood 18 months ago trying to raise funds for her movie "Mississippi Masala," she ran into a predictable set of prejudices. The film proved a tough sell because of its subject matter--an interracial romance set in the Deep South between an Indian immigrant girl born in Uganda and a young African-American who runs a two-man carpet cleaning business.