A Nice Indian Boy Interview - Zarna Garg, Sunita Mani, Roshan Sethi, Karan Soni скачать в хорошем качестве

A Nice Indian Boy Interview - Zarna Garg, Sunita Mani, Roshan Sethi, Karan Soni

Sucharita Tyagi chats with the team behind A Nice Indian Boy — writer-director Roshan Sethi and lead actor Karan Soni discuss why Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge resonates with American audiences and how they avoided cultural stereotypes in the film. Actor Zarna Garg shares her version of the American dream, while Sunita Mani talks about her love for playing quirky, offbeat women on screen. Plus, ever wondered how much it cost to license Badtameez Dil from Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani? Watch the full video to find out! SUBSCRIBE - https://bit.ly/35NEDO7 0:00 - Highlights 0:33 - Intro 1:15 - How much did licensing Badtameez Dil cost? 2:42 - Working with Harish Patel 4:55 - Why does DDLJ appeal internationally? 6:55 - "The film is deceptively simple" 9:02 - Sunita Mani talks about playing weird women 10:51 - What is Zarna Garg's American Dream 13:22 - Staying away from stereotypes 15:17 - Shooting the Indian Wedding scene 17:50 - This is DDLJ for white women! Cultures collide when an introverted doctor brings his white boyfriend home to meet his traditional East Indian family. Release date: 4 April 2025 (USA) Director: Roshan Sethi Producers: Justin Baldoni, Renee Witt, Charlie McSpadden, Andrew Calof Sucharita Tyagi is the newly elected Vice Chairperson of the Film Critics Guild of India. With nearly 20 years of media experience, she is best known for her popular movie reviews on YouTube, where she has built a community of dedicated fans. Now splitting her time between Mumbai and New York, Tyagi also has extensive experience in broadcast radio. With a unique voice, she reviews films and discusses South Asian pop culture with honesty and passion through a contemporary, feminist lens, breaking down complex issues in relatable ways. Join me! Instagram -   / su4ita   Twitter -   / su4ita   Read Sucharita's reviews here -   / sucharitatyagi   Be decent people, Sucharita