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Title: Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011)
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Kush Agnihotri
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Dimple Dixit
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Ali Zafar | ... |
Luv Agnihotri
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Tara D'Souza | ... |
Piali Patel
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Parikshat Sahni | ... |
Colonel Agnihotri
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Kanwaljit Singh | ... |
Mr. Dilip Dixit
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Mahru Sheikh | ... |
Mrs. Agnihotri
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Suparna Marwah | ... |
Mrs. Dixit
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Arfeen Khan | ... |
Ajju Dixit
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Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub | ... |
Shobit
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Tariq Vasudeva | ... |
Rohit
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Brijendra Kala | ... |
Salmaan Bhai
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Kusum Talwar | ... |
Grandmother
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Vijay Mohan | ... |
Uncle
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Veena Mohan | ... |
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London-based Luv Agnihotri decides to end his bachelorhood and asks his Bollywood film-maker brother, Kush, to find a bride for him - much to the displeasure of his Dehradun-based father. Kush accordingly meets and interviews a variety of women and finally selects Delhi-based Dimple Dixit, a woman he had known before, to be the perfect match. Dimple and Luv meet on-line and are attracted to each other, so Luv travels to India where the two families can get the couple formally engaged. Watch as things spiral out of control when Dimple, finding she prefers Kush, insists he elope with her. Written by rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) / revised by statmanjeff
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Country:
IndiaRelease Date:
9 September 2011 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A bátyám menyasszonya See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
$399,429 (USA) (9 September 2011)Gross:
$399,429 (USA) (9 September 2011)Company Credits
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Ali Zafar announced his participation in the film via the popular micro-blogging site Twitter. See more »Goofs
Cast list incorrectly identifies Arfeen Khan's character as "Ajju Agnihotri." Ajju is the brother of Dimple Dixit. Dimple's fiancé Kush has the last name "Agnihotri." Ajju's last name is, and should have been listed as, "Dixit," not "Agnihotri." See more »Quotes
Kush Agnihotri: You're amazing, Dimple. First you endanger my life, then you ask me to say thank you.See more »
"Mere Brother Ki Dulhan" is different from the many other Indian films I have seen. It's MUCH more self-consciously hip and is clearly designed for an audience younger than 30. And, unfortunately, I think the film is a very hard sell for anyone older.
The film begins in London. An Indian guy and his girlfriend break up. Then, he asks his brother back in India to find him a bride--to arrange a marriage. This is VERY unusual, as usually this is the father's job--but somehow Kush is chosen for the task. The search for the right bride is pretty funny and most of the marriages he considers are pretty awful. However, the last choice, Miss Dixit (the pronunciation of this name is priceless) turns out to be a very surprising one, as the girl turns out to be someone he met five years earlier. In a flashback scene, you see that she is loud, brash, free-spirited and rather self-absorbed---VERY self-absorbed. And, slowly you see that she really hasn't changed very much---yet you know that she and Kush will fall in love and the arranged marriage will not take place as this is a HUGE cliché in Indian pictures. Considering that Kush seems like a nice guy, you really have no idea why he eventually falls for her and he just seems too nice for such a firecracker of a girl--a girl, incidentally, that seems as un-Indian as possible. This inconsistency is a major problem I had with the movie, though there were other problems--most importantly how incredibly self-consciously hip the film was--as if it only wanted to appeal to a very narrow audience of people who like clubbing, loud characters and pop music. I also wonder if perhaps Indians see westerners as being like this girl--who was supposedly raised in the UK. Well, even in the UK she would be considered obnoxious and annoying--and possibly mentally ill! Westerners are NOT like her...thank God! To sum up the movie best, I hated it.