The Namesake by Mira Nair
You can find information on this film opening today in New York, LA, San Francisco and Toronto
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Mira Nair has also directed Monsoon Wedding, Kama Sutra, Mississippi Mesala and Salaam Bombay among others.
movies2.nytimes.com
Mira Nair has also directed Monsoon Wedding, Kama Sutra, Mississippi Mesala and Salaam Bombay among others.



Comments on this journal
I would rate it a C. The story line was good but not directed properly or developed properly..
I would have gone with a Sunil Malhotra, a Sunkrish Bala, Samrat Chakabarty or even some some body new.
IRFAN is amazing he has small role but it is by far the best actor in the film, period.
Z
Some aspects of the movie were very exaggerated!
There is a commonality of basic values that transcend nationalities, races and religions.
This is one of the reason why I love Bollywood movies so much, I might be a little softy when it comes to values of family, selflessness, love, loyalty, etc.. that are often exemplified in some of the great films
Bare bottom does not move me, I am French, use to it, it is free on any French beach and I lived in the French Caribbean, it is even worse there, people go "nature".
But the parents, specially the mother, that really moved me. The children, I could only smile and relate to my own. You have to love them does not matter what.
Irfan Khan blew me away with his performance..Tabu was really good too..
That bengali chick was AWESOME ;)
A really liked the film.