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| MONSOON WEDDING (2001) | |
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There is a wedding in four days for the daughter of Lalit Vermat and it is stressing him out both emotionally and economically. Lalit is struggling to keep it together with the event organizer, P.K. Dubay, who is pondering over life more than working. Meanwhile, the daughter is trying to see her lover before the marriage, and the mother is on Lalit's case about their dreaming son. On top of this the older daughter, who is still unmarried, is hiding something from the family and a cousin is falling in love during the situation. When a woman says, "only brave warriors fall from their horses in battle, how can a kneeling coward know what a fall is?", she sums up the film's lesson. |
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India / USA / France |
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| 11/13/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
