Art Malik, Francisco Bosch, Kulvinder Ghir
Nina Shah is a feisty young Indo-Scottish woman with an identity crisis. Nina previously left home under a cloud after a row with her father. When her father dies suddenly, Nina is forced to return an...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 22, 2008
Stats: 115 reviews
Great movie!! Excellent story plot. This movie follows the life of Nina who has a special interest and talent in cuisine that was taught alongside her father. She comes home for her father's funeral and soon embarks upon new changes in life, especially discovering love. Great cas...( read more)
Very fun, very cute lesbian romance with a hint of Bollywood and lots of Scottish charme. The German audience at the Gay & Lesbian film festival was very, very thankful about the subtitles - Glasgow accent is always a challenge.
This scenario had such potential, but unfortunately what's resulted is a corny, sentimental mess, shot and lit like an episode of a British soap and written in the style of the most cliched and predictable Hollywood romantic comedy. Speaking of which, the romance which should hav...( read more)
love this movie , romance is nice, cooking... mouth watering. The song by shelly poole : Lost in you. Love it..
Pas specialement fan de la bouffe indienne mais ce film m'a file une sacree dalle, je serais bien rentree dans l'ecran pour gouter a tout les plats de Nina. Persos frais, kistch a souhait j'ai passe un bon petit moment. J'ai faimmmmm !!!
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