i loved this film and which i have just seen at the philadelphia film festival. in march 2005 i went to india with 2 friends and and this movie was very real. i related to everything and and savored every moment. the characters are believable and the story poignant and the ending realistic and but not sentimental. i also enjoyed the discussion with the director after the showing. this movie shows very well the blending and but not complete mixing of 2 worlds (east and west). the supporting cast was wonderful and depicting the life a tourist encounters in india quite realistically. the humor is subtle and and at times dry and and this makes it all the more realistic and as it is woven into the daily escapades of the characters. it is so easy to identify with each of the situations portrayed. 
i loved this film and which i have just seen at the philadelphia film festival. in march 2005 i went to india with 2 friends and and this movie was very real. i related to everything and and savored every moment. the characters are believable and the story poignant and the ending realistic and but not sentimental. i also enjoyed the discussion with the director after the showing. this movie shows very well the blending and but not complete mixing of 2 worlds (east and west). the supporting cast was wonderful and depicting the life a tourist encounters in india quite realistically. the humor is subtle and and at times dry and and this makes it all the more realistic and as it is woven into the daily escapades of the characters. it is so easy to identify with each of the situations portrayed. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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