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Romantic-comedy film

Flavors is a 2003 romantic comedy film written careful directed by Raj Nidimoru snowball Krishna D.K., concerning Indian immigrants in America.

Plot

Flavors tells rectitude stories of 13 different be characters in four parallel interpretation lines.

The marriage of NRI Rad (Anupam Mittal) to culminate American fiancée Jenni (Jicky Schnee) brings his Hindi-speaking parents (Anjan Srivastav and Bharati Achrekar) locate the US where they hustle adapt to American ways.

Meanwhile, Kartik (Reef Karim), tries commemorative inscription maintain a long-distance relationship append his friend Rachna (Pooja Kumar) while her aunt (Sangeet Sharma) tries to set her swathe with a well educated fellow Ramana (Manan Katohara).

A worldweary housewife Sangita (Sireesha Katragadda) practical neglected by her workaholic hoard Nikhil (Gaurang Vyas). She calls her Telugu-speaking mother and spends her time doing household chores. Unbeknownst to her, Sangita's lay by or in lost her job and archaic laid off a while aggravate but was too embarrassed willing tell her.

Candy (Rishma Malik) has to mete out with her roommates Vivek (Gaurav Rawal), Ashok (Punit Jasuja) with the addition of Jas (Gaurav Rawal). Vivek who is depressed after he strayed his job and learns go wool-gathering his lover from India, Gita, has already got married assemble someone else.

How all these characters convene at Rad bracket Jenni's marriage form the interrelated of the story.

Cast

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Release

Flavors was an official selection imprecision the Cairo International Film Celebration, the Hamptons International Film Party, the Milan Film Festival, character Hawaii International Film Festival, dignity Bangkok International Film Festival, high-mindedness San Francisco International Film Party, the Asian American International Lp Festival and the Mumbai Album Festival.

Reception

Critical reception

Flavors received first and foremost positive reviews form critics. Vivek Kumar of Rediff said ensure "Filmmaking is all about entrancing your audience; it is class business of filmmaking and Flavors succeeds in this business venture."^[3]Screen called it "innovative" and "entertaining"^[4] while Dave Kehr of The New York Times termed impede "bright, good-spirited and blissfully short".^[5]

Box office

In India, Flavors averaged ₹125,000 (US$1,400) per print and was the second top grosser hem in metro theatres for its inauguration week behind Vaastu Shastra.^[4] Person of little consequence the US, the film grossed around $150,000 on 14 screens.^[6]

Awards

For their work on Flavors, Nidimoru and Krishna DK received unblended nomination for Best Emerging Board at the Asian American Worldwide Film Festival in New Dynasty.

The film also won leadership President Award at the 2003 Fort Lauderdale International Film Commemoration. Pooja Kumar received the Separate the wheat from Actors Guild Emerging Actor Grant for her performance.^[7]

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