Film for western audiences
12 November 2004
This film was designed to appeal to Western audiences. It is okay, not great in my book. It is clearly not designed for Eastern people. The lead actress is rather plump and not terribly attractive. Child molestation issues come up in a supposed light hearted comedy. There is a cute running romance between the party arranger and a servant girl, Alice. We do get to see the frustrations and expense of Indian weddings. The affair between the lead actress and a married man was realistic by Delhi standards. It is a not much of a glimpse of India, but has the required crossover appeal. The director's first film, Bhaji on the Beach, is far better. It is unrealistic for the actor to have to drive so far for his favorite tea and snack area. Delhi is teeming with good snack stands. It makes no sense at all.
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