wow the only thing worse than the bad acting and poorly directed script is this girl's ugly face (not that the hero is that much better looking).Awful. just awful. I shudder to think what american ppl must think when they see movies like this one. I'd prolly never give Bollywood a second chance after this crap.

This film was truly quite good. Good acting, good script writing, beautiful costumes and breathtaking Canadian scenery create a good film that IS definitely worth the time to watch. It involves the wonderful Indian culture, their love of musical numbers and, dancing. The only complaint I have is with the director. It's a shame that he allowed or perhaps even suggested the bad guy character, "Randip", to chew gum in the manner which obviously took place in the first few minuites of this film. Man-o-man, "Randip" was working that jaw like the roll bar/carriage of an old, manual typewriter ! ! Could it be that the director thought it would add a "westernized" trait to the character? If he had done his research prior to filming, the director would have found that it's rare to see adult Americans or Canadians chew gum. We enjoy it occasionally, but there is a correct way (etiquette) to publicly chew gum and sadly this handsome actor wasn't taught how to do it. Perhaps he did it this way on purpose or to give a coursenee to the character. Who knows? Gum chewing should be done at the mere minimum of jaw action, keeping lips/mouth closed and in no circumstances are smacking, popping or manual stringing allowed. However, if I were in India and being the plain old human that I am, I can guarantee that I'd do some goofball things that aren't correct in their culture either. Sadly, the director didn't do this talented, handsome actor a favor by allowing it. In my opinion, it served no purpose for the character, but it did stand out like a sore thumb . You can take a gorgeous person, male or female, and observe them chewing, smacking, slobbering, etc. and it will sure-fire kill their allure & sexiness.. Again, I say it's a good movie and the blame for it's one TINY, TINY flaw lies NOT on any one of the talented actors, but "smack-dab" in the hands of it's director. I enjoyed this film and hope others will also.

Ever in search of a fresh take on the same theme, this drama occurs primarily in Canada, where a young woman has been decieved into marrying a rogue who treats her terribly. Once she arrives in her new home, she discovers what a cad he is, and she tries to escape his clutches, enlusting the help of fellow desis. Mellodrama ensues as her husband hunts her down, she falls for the young man who is helping her out, and she tries to get word back home to her folks that she is in trouble.This is definitely not an "A" lister of a movie. But there are some pretty decent musical numbers in it, and the moral lessons are clear. Very hokey in places, but, hey--it's bollywood, and that's what we love.

This was not as good as other Bollywood movies. The non-Indian actors were HORRIBLE! I did find it incredibly amusing that Jai was jamming out to Enrique and Kenny G. Also, I could not stop laughing when the father, Yashwantraj Mankotia was crying on the side of the road because he could not find Amrita and there was a white guy running by, who of course did not even give him the time of day! hahaha And Amrita was supposed to be 20? She looked like she was in her late 30's! The movie was paced well in the beginning but then got way too slow in the middle and too fast in the end. I did love how they stuck to the love themes so prevalent in Bollywood films. And how admiration for a traditional woman is always present. Also, Jai and Amrita had a good love scene before she's supposed to return to India. I teared up when Jai over hears her praying to his mother about how she knows he loves her. However, is there really that big of an Indian population in Canada?

Overall, a poor Bollywood video. Predictable and slow moving with a lagging story line and many commercials. Would not recommend.

It's a cute movie.As with most Bollywood movies love and music and fairytales are always portrayed heavily throughout the movie.I enjoyed watching it..time well spent.