A Bollywood update of Jane Austen's classic tale, in which Mrs. Bakshi is eager to find suitable husbands for her four unmarried daughters. When the rich single gentlemen Balraj and Darcy come to visit, the Bakshis have high hopes, though circumstance and boorish opinions threaten to get in the way of romance.
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According to Gurinder Chadha, Ashanti's appearance in the film is meant as a homage to a tradition in Bollywood films where a celebrity would make a cameo appearance to sing a song that has no direct involvement in the plot. The rest of the characters do not interact with the celebrity but rather are seen in the crowd enjoying the show.
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Goofs
Continuity:
When the guys started singing and dancing at the party before the wedding, Lucky was standing with her father, but when the girls were going down the stairs, she was with them.
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Quotes
Kiran Bingley:
Darcy's a great reader. Lalita Bakshi:
In fact, I think a love of books is on his list for his ideal woman. Will Darcy:
I think you've had one too many Sea Breezes. Kiran Bingley:
I remember a very drunken night in Oxford when you recited the list. She has to be smart, speak several languages... Will Darcy:
Allright Kiran, drop it. Kiran Bingley:
No I recall she had to be athletic, voluptuous of course, graceful, witty, confident... Lalita Bakshi:
I'm not surprised Darcy found a woman with a list like that. Does this mean you're an ideal man? Will Darcy:
I'd guess you'd be a better judge than me. See more »
Crazy Credits
Out-takes, behind the scenes footage and clips of the cast and crew singing
along to the music are shown during the credits.
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"Ride wit Me"
Composed by 'Jason Epperson' / Cornell Haynes / William Randall Debarge / Eldra Debarge / Jordan Etterlane / Lavell Webb Licensed courtesy of Universal Music Publishing Ltd / EMI Music Publishing Ltd / BMG Music Publishing Ltd Performed by Nelly Courtesy of Universal-Island Records Limited Licensed by kind permission from The Universal Film and TV Licensing Division
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