Wow! I totally enjoyed this whole movie n can relate to the cultural differences.
Both the main cast Asha n Jake did an amazing job! They had great chemistry n were so natural.
Yes this is often how it is in the beginning when 2 families with 2 different backgrounds come together.
Many real families go through this, yet they find understanding n compromise eventually.
Ben Hollingsworth was perfect for the role.
He was very patient with the father in law n loved how he tried to fit in.
His Indian dance moves put us in awe.
The father in law Manoj Sood from Little Mosque on the Prarie played the role perfectly.
Loved the little things in the .movie about removing the shoes in the house to the couple sleeping apart at parent's home out of respect.
Jake's parents were respectful n were right in saying they had a say in their son's engagement.
It's 2 families coming together n yes it is difficult but in the end it's a beautiful thing blending cultures n customs.
Loved the ending n the speeches from the 2 dad's.
We enjoy Hallmark movies taped in other countries (Ireland, Portugal etc ) but this movie was a big hit with us.
We got the little jokes in between lol like "indian time".
They weren't trying to portray rudeness but in reality it is difficult to please everyone to accept each other's traditions.
Everything is different from food, clothing to customs n traditions.
In reality these differences is what makes a fun n unique togetherness for everyone.
