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(Credited cast) | Neeru Bajwa | ... | Herself |
| Ruby Bhatia | ... | Herself |
 | Vikram Dhillon | ... | Himself |
| Ken Ghosh | ... | Himself (Director) |
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This is an inconsequential if mildly enjoyable look at a group of Canadian actors who try to relocate to India for Bollywood fame. Their travails are thoroughly predictable and their relative successes and failures unsurprising. Why didn't someone warn these kids that life is a lot harder than it looks in the fan mags and on the movie screens?