Namaste Wahala

I appreciated the integration of the races as well as the integration of the cultures and lifestyles. The reality of how most parents and families react towards interracial marriage was well captured. The chat between the director"Leela" and Raj's mum pointed at things people should consider before allowing differences in race and culture to consume our thoughts. It could have been a bit more profound though. Loved the behind the scenes, the mix of races dancing and bonding was lovely. This movie should be projected in communities where there is racial divide. Congrats to the cast and crew.

I love the movie, the actors , the director etc.... Everyone absolutely made it great with their acting skill

Anyone who finds it bad doesn't clearly know a good movie, and possibly can't relate with our cultures.... But a good movie is a good movie anywhere..... Clearly must be a hater ... My rating 10/10

Bollywood has always been obsessed with white people. There was even a time that with every bollywood song you see white european people dancing on the background. So, Namaste Wahala (not bollywood) is as far as i know the first romance movie between africa and indian. the romance story is very weak and bad Acting. I think the director is new and we need to give her the chance and time to grow. I am sure in the future she will make better movies. i think they should make more indian-africa movies! I have Indian roots and my best friend/sister has African roots.

Ok, this movie wasn't a "great." There was a low budget feel, the acting and script were mediocre. Yet, interracial and intercultural romances, especially with non-European leads, need to be told. So, there wasn't a great love story here... you didn't fall in love with the characters because they were shallow; there were definite plot flaws (like why a character would take a certain opportunity offered at the end of the movie when it didn't correspond with previously stated goals and ideals.) The dancing was incredibly poor (serious actors take classes and study the art form to look at least passably convincing or hire a body double). But at least someone represented an intercultural love story, perhaps opened the way for discussion, understanding, curiosity, interest, between people of different backgrounds. So, I support this movie... and I'll forget about it entirely in a few days and never think of it again.

Despite seeing its low rating - I think, Namaste Wahala definitely deserves a 1 time watch for being something new and different. It's not the best produced by Netflix but still worthy to watch.