A woman travels from England to India to make a movie based on events recorded in her grandfather's diary.

Rating: 10/10 (30 January 2006)

This movie is one of the best I have seen. It is beautifully directed, flows well, raises issues and suggests courses of action to give direction to youth........... all without heavy philosophizing.
It brings to our attention the corruption of some of the politicians and how the consequences of their greed destroy lives but they refuse to accept responsibility. It raises issues of the fears of the youth to step out of the shelter of 'safe' college environment and their comfort zone to actually face life and take on the responsibilities of earning a living and marriage and family........ going from being 'somebody' whom everyone knows and respects to being a 'nobody' in the real world.
All this is done in a humorous, poignant and subtle manner. Leaves you with hope, desire for action and a sense of direction. History repeating itself with a different cast of characters. Three hours well spent!