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Surya Saride
It's like good stock music.
It's good, but it's just stock music. It can never be Beethoven. But the good part is it doesn't try to be.
Big plus: it's an easy watch, no big conflict or stress.. just an easy fun watch with some jokes and pay-offs landing. Good emotions.
Big gripe: There is a very specific way we Indians speak. I can applaud them on finding good Indian actors for the main cast, but the lines are written in a very western way. Especially when Samir's parents are speaking.. it feels artificial most of the time. Ofc it's a delight to watch Mr.Shah in anything, but again, his lines are a little too much sometimes. I get the whimsical side of the character, but sometimes it gets a little annoying. Finally the second best performance of the movie is actually by Jess Weixler who plays Carrie.
22 Jan’26 13:12
Hindol Hazra
Imagine The Bear, but in an Indian setting.
Well almost Indian. Here, we have an NRI Muslim chef having to run his father's restaurant, with whom he doesn't see eye to eye. It