Anyone else seen it? Oh my goodness. What a sexy sex Guru Ramu Gupta is!!! I totally was smitten with him, just like Marisa Tomei's character in the movie is, lol! (Kevan, she is HOT in this movie .. so is Heather Graham)

It's such an under-rated, funny, light-hearted, good and sexy film. Lots of original parts and some very funny "Grease" re-inactments too. Loved it and the dancing is brilliant. Also found the Tom Cruise parody scene from "Risky Business" dance priceless. You have to check it out to see what I mean!

If anyone missed this movie, and is open to something a bit different, somewhat Bollywood like, then check this out instead. It's a refreshing change from Hollywood's typical approach to comedy, which often I think is just stupid these days.

"Rusty! My heart beats for you" - sexy hot fireman guy, woohoo!

A fun, sex comedy indeed.

Andy x

Hey Andy,

I remember watching this at some point last year and liking it.  If you like Jimi Mistry, I'd suggest checking one out called "East is East", which is also pretty good, or "Bride and Prejudice" which is an American/Bollywood mix.

Aha! I remember renting this one on DVD about two years ago! It got shown on TV after that time as well. I brought it for a friend whilst at his friend, and his Dad couldn't stop crying of laughter xD

I liked it alot, I think I should buy it. My favourite line was "Which one of you worthless slaves dares enter my love ring?" - the way she said it was so great.

Curse! =]

LMAO @ Curse!! I wonder why you liked that line so much.. hmmmm?????????????!!! Heather looked stunning in this movie, and usually I think she looks like a china doll too much. Beautiful here though and sexy.

Mike, I've never seen 'Bride and Prejudice', thanks for the heads-up. I really liked 'East is East' though.

A x

Like "Love Actually," this is another movie I was sort of dragged into watching (hell hath no fury like a woman who loves her some quirky romantic comedy) and ended up actually enjoying quite a bit.  It's not only funny but that musical number towards the end is actually quite catchy.