Project Detail

Chicken Tikka Masala

Synopsis

It is celebration time for the Chopra family of Preston. Not only their only son Jimi is all set to become a doctor but is going to get engaged to the girl his family likes, Simran, who has come from India. She comes from a respectable Gujarati family, is well educated, pretty and above all, the only daughter of a very good and old friend of the Chopra’s. She’s perfect in every way except one. She is not Jack, Jimi’s true love.
With the engagement done and the wedding date set, the house being decorated and relatives, family and friends coming over, the Chopra family has never been so happy. Jimi can’t give himself to break his family’s heart nor can he give up Jack.

Fate seems to be on Jimi’s side when a series of accidents and misunderstanding leads Simran to believe that Jimi is a father to a eight year old girl, Hannah. Optimistic that things will now change and he will be able to get back to Jack, Jimi makes no attempt to clean up the air. Instead, his family turns up at his doorstep to propose his social wedding to Vanessa, his landlady and Hannah’s mother. Mayhem breaks loose and confusion reigns all around. It all ends with the Chopra family welcoming Vanessa into their family.

The wedding goes ahead as planned but with a difference. Will Jimi come clean? Will he tell the truth about Jack and Vanessa?

Will there be happiness at the Chopra household after this?

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Features
Running time
90 mins
Format
35mm
Director
Harmage Singh Kalirai (First film) 1st Feature
Producer
Ajit Medtia
Co-Producer
Ajit Medtia
Editor
Zoran Trajkovic
Screenwriter
Roopesh Parekh
Director of Photography
Mike Muschamp
Sound
Malcolm Davies
Composer
Jasmine Eden, Illegal Demo
Principal cast
Chris Bisson, Sajeed Jaffrey, Sally Bankes, Peter Ash, Zohra Segal, Jamila Massey

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Seven Spice Productions Ltd.

27 Judd House, South Meadow Lane
Preston PR1 8LA
UK

T+44 (0)7903 636 792

ctm.feature@btinternet.com

Sales Company

Raquel Carreas

spainrock@aol.com

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