It may be a stereotype that the family plays a central role in Indian life, but that doesn't mean that it isn't true. A fresh-lemented husband or wife acquires a new family along with his or her spouse, which can make things pretty complicated if their respective in-laws are locked in a bitter rivalry. The highly successful comedy, Keeping Up With The Kandasarmus, played on this theme, and the team has gone on to create a fresh episode in the story, focusing on The Wedding. May Le attained the world premiere of the new movie, which was a dozen affair in Tevin. The show's production, but the Kandasarmus, believe in the motto, go big or go home. Tevin's A-list arrived for the premiere, and Mela secured a one-on-one with co-writer, Ro Reboot. Jan and I work very well together. She brings in a lot of the focus that drive the procedures, and I come in there with the wild creativity and the jokes, and she's always like straight and narrow. That combination makes I think four good foam. The Jay in whom Ro Re had in mind was of course the director and co-writer, Jay in Moodley. I think I just feel incredibly blessed. We have what I call the ATM, the cost and the crew who are truly phenomenal. I always said that when we're going to do a sequel, it has to be bigger and better. Oh, we're not going to do it. And I truly believe that we have gone bigger and better. We've gone, we've put more heart into the story. Our cast have given more of themselves. They've worked so hard. With this sequel ready to be screened, the cast and crew could at last relax a little. Madhushan Singh is a regular presenter on Mela, but this time he would be answering the questions. Playing the role of a person was a role of a lifetime. Of course it's a comedy, it's a family comedy, it's a love story, and to explore all of it with such a wonderful cast and you know, to step into those shoes once again, it is fantastic. Mishka Pertipal takes the role of the bride to be, and while her character may be petite, she's no push over. I mean, in every wedding mom's always take over, right? But I'll tell you this much. Jody puts up a fair fight to get what she wants. Shanti Naidu has one major thorn in his side, and that's Jennifer Kandasami, played by J. Lozhani Naidu. J. Lozhani plays a personality quite the opposite to her own, and enjoys every moment of it. It was delightful to be back, having done it the first time and seeing the success of the first movie. I think we all came back with renewed energy, and we couldn't wait to make the sequel. I found these. Sometimes even enemies have to find common ground. And Mishni Naidu plays Shanti Naidu as a fiercely protective mom, who just wants everyone to be happy. I love playing Shanti because she's so fun. I think you identify with her because she's that ideal Indian mom that wants to please everyone, wants to invite everybody over and cook a hearty meal. What is? Okay, it's a g-string. Mariam Baza plays the role of Aya, a granny who still has a lot of go in her, and who applies to wisdom of her years when dispensing advice. To be the favorite granny is something that's been foisted on me. I didn't know that. I am really very happy and excited to know that I'm popular in South Africa amongst all the people. Kubeh asian Naidu plays Alves Kandisami, who is far more down to earth than his wife. People just suddenly enjoyed us because we were natural. They identified with us. They saw us as somebody who was part of their family, and I think that helped us so much in the second one as well. The project was supported by the Kwa Zulena Tel phone commission. The kind of sudden is a worthwhile project because it really reflects on society. It is quite authentic. It doesn't try to copy anything out there. And also because of that, it is going to be quite a win. The fans at the premiere suddenly shared Sampiwais expectations. I'm really excited to see the movie tonight. Well, it's going to be the wedding of the year, and perhaps it will inspire me to get married. I'm expecting to see a lot of laughter, a lot of fun. You've got the best of the crew that's probably talent-wise in the film. And the story gives you an in-depth look at what's really going down. And it's absolutely there. So I'm looking forward to this one. It's the wedding. You couldn't miss the sense of anticipation among the production team, actors and the audience. As the last seconds, ticked by before the first frames lit up the screen. Oh, Sampi, this is going to be the wedding of the year. So I was thinking we must have that big gold ganesha on the main stage. No, what? No, no, no. You really want to do the shanty? Do you want to take me on, Jennifer? I don't do yoga and tie-but-for-nothing. No. And the tableclots and overlays must be burnt orange and black. Before you knew it, we'll only see how appreciated weddings and birthdays. And feelings, huh? Yeah, my fiendal, because he believes me I'll die. Oh, definitely. And Jodi must wear series and yellow for a brighter colours. What happens if Prisha and Jodi actually want a small wedding? Oh, Shanty. What? Kandasami's don't do small. Hey, what's wrong with you? Let me see them standing there. No. Oh, yeah! I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm fine. That is such a farm mentality. Yeah, I'm from the farm. I risk my case.