Flicks, Giles Hardie
When Australian and Indian cinema got together and decided to have a love child, there were a few probable outcomes…
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UNindian
Culture-clash rom-com set in Australia following the romance of a single mother of Indian origin who falls for a tall, blonde Aussie bloke named Will (none other than former paceman Brett Lee).
2015Rating: M, Sex scene106 minsAustralia
ComedyDramaRomance
- Director:
- Anupam Sharma (feature debut)
- Cast:
- Tannishtha ChatterjeeBrett LeeSupriya Pathak KapurAkash Khurana
UNindian / Reviews
The Australian
Despite these flaws, the film is engaging in its cheerful celebration of community.
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The Age
A melodramatic subplot involving Meera's former husband feels way out of place and references to sponsors are decidedly unsubtle.
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Herald Sun
Lee's performance is like that of a malfunctioning microwave oven: while he can start and stop on cue, it would be unwise to consume what he is cooking.
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FilmInk
The storytelling feels a little wholesome, but this is ultimately big-hearted fun.
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