Thoroughly enjoyed this from start to finish, completely unexpected! The authenticity of Gujarati Muslim life in the South African diaspora is spot on and will ring so familiar to anybody from a South Asian background. The film is sensitive, nuanced and very well acted - especially the angry rants of the old man. Brilliant unpacking of the intergenerational conflicts between parents and children, especially when the former attempt to impose their rigid and myopic expectations on the latter. But the son is dutiful and respectful and keen to take his family with him as he pursues his dreams. An intelligent film that rings through with authenticity - oh, and a cameo appearance by Zain Bhika! Must watch.
