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Title: The Perfect Husband (2003)
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| Credited cast: | |||
| Parvin Dabas | |||
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Neha Dubey | ||
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Sinia Duggal | ||
| Amin Hajee | |||
| Pawan Malhotra | ... | (as Pavan Malhotra) | |
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William Randall | ||
| Rajeshwari Sachdev | |||
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male female relationship | f rated | husband wife relationship | love | sikh |Certificate:
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The UK release was cut, the distributor chose to cut scenes of sexualised nudity in order to obtain a PG classification. An uncut 15 classification was available to the distributor. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Country:
IndiaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
May 2004 (India) See more »Filming Locations:
Chandigarh, Punjab, IndiaCompany Credits
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The film is a funny, sad, satirical, serious, compassionate, wicked revelation of the follies and foibles of a society that considers the birth of a girl, "a curse", where abuse by the husband is taken for granted, and a woman's worth is judged by three factors alone-- that she be married by the age of 25, that she should amply satisfy the monetary demands of her in-laws and that she produce a male heir within a year of holy matrimony! Jaya (Neha Dubey) is a 21-year-old bullied into auditioning for various male suitors and their families, while fending off the advances of the arrogant jerk next door. Meanwhile, Uma (Rajeshwari Sachdev), her 30- year-old aunt, whose asthma has made her unable to find a husband, falls for a visiting Brit (William Randall), to the matriarch's dismay. Performers and technical credits are no more than adequate.