The Other End of the Line
2008, Romance, 1h 46m
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Movie Info
Priya (Shriya Saran), who lives in India but is infatuated with American culture, works at a credit card call-center. When she calls San Franciscan Granger Woodruff (Jesse Metcalfe), a romantic connection takes place, despite her engagement and Granger's girlfriend. The chemistry they feel prompts Priya to hop on a plan to California, but unforeseen obstacles will jeopardize the blossoming relationship.
Cast & Crew
Shriya Saran
Priya
Priya
Jesse Metcalfe
Granger Woodruff
Granger Woodruff
Larry Miller
Kit Hawksin
Kit Hawksin
Anupam Kher
Priya's Father
Priya's Father
Sara Foster
Emory Banks
Emory Banks
Austin Basis
Charlie Hendricks
Charlie Hendricks
Critic Reviews for The Other End of the Line
Audience Reviews for The Other End of the Line
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Feb 06, 2014unrealistic and predictable. Not a very good movie.Red L Super Reviewer
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Dec 01, 2013This is very predictable and flat.Juli R Super Reviewer
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Jan 09, 2012Too predictable, terrible acting from Priya's family. Jesse and Shriya didn't make a good couple at all. It's unbelievable (And racist)Sylvester K Super Reviewer
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Jul 22, 2011Sweet movie, something a bit different in a romantic comedy. Not overly convincing, I guess, but so nice that I was able to overlook it. Story is that Priya works in call centre in India for an American bank. To avoid getting abused, the staff there pretend to be American and that's how she starts talking to Granger, after he has had some fraud on his credit card. In all honesty, Granger is pretty shallow and seems to be a womaniser, so that part didn't really work for me, as I didn't see what beautiful, smart Priya would see in him, really. Pretending to be an American called Jennifer, Granger becomes attracted to her too and asks if they can meet. The obstacle here is, not only is Priya in India, but she is also due to have an arranged marriage. I liked this enough to suspend my disbelief at the whole situation. Sweet.Nicki M Super Reviewer
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