| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Lisa Ray | ... | Tala | |
| Sheetal Sheth | ... | Leyla | |
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Antonia Frering | ... | Reema |
| Dalip Tahil | ... | Omar | |
| Nina Wadia | ... | The Housekeeper | |
| Ernest Ignatius | ... | Sam | |
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Siddiqua Akhtar | ... | Maya |
| Amber Rose Revah | ... | Yasmin | |
| Anya Lahiri | ... | Lamia | |
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Kimberly Jaraj | ... | Zina |
| Sam Vincenti | ... | Kareem | |
| Rez Kempton | ... | Ali | |
| Darwin Shaw | ... | Hani (as Daud Shah) | |
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George Tardios | ... | Uncle Ramzi |
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Ishwar Maharaj | ... | Sami |
A 2008 romance film adapted from a same name novel about a London-based Jordanian of Palestinian descent, Tala, who is preparing for an elaborate wedding. A turn of events causes her to have an affair and subsequently fall in love with another woman, Leyla, a British Indian. Written by Shamim Sarif
I have always thought this movie would be funny and quirky, and it is. I loved the way they put comedic scenes in certain parts without being inappropriate. I loved it even more because in so many ways, I also find it extremely sexy (unlike the many other lesbian films that needed to show pure nudity). Although it might be one of the many I'm-gonna-marry-but-I- fell-in-love-with-another story, it hit off just right. 'Cause it did not just focus about that, but having to come up to your parents. It is about standing for who you are and for the one you love.
Such a good love movie.
A must-watch. Lisa (Tala) and Sheetal (Leyla) are both so bloody gorgeous I think I am a pebble - or less than.