"Outsourced" is a comedy film released in 2006 that follows the story of Todd Anderson, an American manager whose job is outsourced to India. He is sent to train his replacement, a local employee named Asha, and must adapt to the cultural differences and challenges of working in a foreign environment. The film explores themes of globalization, cultural misunderstandings, and the impact of outsourcing on American workers. As Todd navigates his new surroundings, he learns valuable lessons about friendship, adaptability, and the importance of embracing diversity in the workplace.