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Innocuous but too-cutesy affair. Jul 21, 2004 | Rating: C+ | Full Review…
Innocuous but too-cutesy affair.
Gregory Kirschling
A good-natured Indian-American romantic comedy in the style of Bend It Like Beckham. Jul 20, 2004
A good-natured Indian-American romantic comedy in the style of Bend It Like Beckham.
Richard James Havis
The constant cell phone chatter and pervasive split screen do little to prop up a limp, poorly structured screenplay. Jul 20, 2004 | Full Review…
The constant cell phone chatter and pervasive split screen do little to prop up a limp, poorly structured screenplay.
Joshua Land
Bright, good-spirited and blissfully short for Bollywood, at a mere 118 minutes. Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: 3.5/5
Bright, good-spirited and blissfully short for Bollywood, at a mere 118 minutes.
Dave Kehr
There's enough schmaltz in the romancer Flavors to keep a second-rate TV sit-com going for an entire season, and then some. Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: 1/4
There's enough schmaltz in the romancer Flavors to keep a second-rate TV sit-com going for an entire season, and then some.
V.A. Musetto
This is light fare, but it draws its strength from a strong ensemble cast, in the spirit of Love Actually, and the sweetness of its characters. Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
This is light fare, but it draws its strength from a strong ensemble cast, in the spirit of Love Actually, and the sweetness of its characters.
Scott Colby
A pleasing sendup of dating, high-tech contract employment and the immigrant experience. If you're Indian-American, you can add five or six stars to any critic's rating. Aug 7, 2004 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
A pleasing sendup of dating, high-tech contract employment and the immigrant experience. If you're Indian-American, you can add five or six stars to any critic's rating.
Joshua Tanzer
The cast, a mix of beauty-contest winners, models, veteran actors and newcomers, is as diverse as the characters they play and work together surprisingly smoothly. Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
The cast, a mix of beauty-contest winners, models, veteran actors and newcomers, is as diverse as the characters they play and work together surprisingly smoothly.
Maitland McDonagh
Flavorless. Mar 19, 2004 | Rating: 1.5/4 | Full Review…
Flavorless.
Steve Rhodes
By the end the whole thing feels a little like those ubiquitous $10.95 all-you-can-eat Indian lunch buffets. You can't walk away denying that it was extensive -- or even filling. But neither can you particularly remember any of the dishes you were served. Jul 16, 2004
By the end the whole thing feels a little like those ubiquitous $10.95 all-you-can-eat Indian lunch buffets. You can't walk away denying that it was extensive -- or even filling. But neither can you particularly remember any of the dishes you were served.
Stephen Whitty
It's an independent film about a specific culture that manages to bring that experience to life for any viewer in a funny, heartfelt, engaging way. Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: B
It's an independent film about a specific culture that manages to bring that experience to life for any viewer in a funny, heartfelt, engaging way.
Tom Long
Unevenness in tone and the film's reliance on stereotypes is not uncommon to first feature films, and writers and directors Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. don't help their cause with dialogue that too often asks questions like 'What is life without love?' Jul 16, 2004 | Rating: 2/4 | Full Review…
Unevenness in tone and the film's reliance on stereotypes is not uncommon to first feature films, and writers and directors Raj Nidimoru and Krishna D.K. don't help their cause with dialogue that too often asks questions like 'What is life without love?'
Terry Lawson
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