The Other End of the Line Page #3

Synopsis: While struggling to impress new hotelier client Kit Hawksin, Granger Woodruff of the ad agency Stimulus is told by Jennifer David of the CityOne Bank call center that his identity has been compromised and his credit card is being misused. While tracing transactions, both become friendly and agree to meet in San Francisco at the Hawksin Hotel. When she apparently does not show up, Granger befriends an Indian girl, Priya Sethi, who has flown in to attend a relative's birthday party. Granger will get a rude awakening when he finds out that Priya is actually Jennifer, additionally the fiancée of wealthy Mumbai-based Vikram Bhatia. Since Priya has traveled to America without her family's consent, Granger will also incur her family's wrath, three of whom have felt compelled to travel there to locate Priya then escort her back home to marry Vikram.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): James Dodson
Production: Blue Sky Media
 
IMDB:
6.2
Metacritic:
40
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
PG-13
Year:
2008
106 min
$59,078
Website
363 Views


for your father's cousin. untie Rani.

nd Govinda has to take it

to the post soon.

Otherwise it won't make it on time

to Palo Ito. Right. Govinda?

- Yeah. Ma.

- Mmm-hmm. Right.

You're back? ny good news?

I went all the way to Mud Island.

hey were not even at home.

I don't want to talk about it.

- What's the score?

- 121 for six.

Sounds like my day.

- Hi. Papa. How was your day?

I don't want to talk about it.

nother night without a family dinner.

If you sat down with me now.

We could eat together.

Just because you have to work

all night out

doesn't mean that I have my dinner

at 5:
30 in the evening.

If you read India Today this week.

It talks about

how we are the future of India.

nd. You know.

Some 10.000 people applied for the job.

And only 100 were accepted.

nd I'm making good money.

Even though it's not normal

for a young woman like you

to work all night on the phone.

Talking to strangers.

- Pretending to be Americano.

- Yes. Yes!

We did it! We scored!

Like being Indian is so normal.

ll right. I got some more.

- Next.

- "ur mini-bars will get you maxi-drunk. "

h. My gosh.

kay. Let's start with your celebrities.

Sarah Michelle Gellar.

- Sarah Michelle Gellar.

Sarah Michelle Gellar. Good. Next.

Sarah Jessica Parker.

- Sarah Jessica Parker.

Sarah Jessica Parker. Good.

Mary-Louise Parker.

hat was in your handout.

ll right?

hat is Dylan...

hat's Dermot Mulroney.

Not to be confused with Dylan McDermott.

Formerly of The Practice.

Very good. Priya.

kay. Tonight. I want you to study

your Jessicas and your Ryans. Okay?

- Lf somebody calls you a dawg?

hat's good.

- Right. But if you dog somebody?

hat's bad.

Word. kay.

Who makes the square burger?

Is it Wendy's. Burger King or McDonald's?

Burger King.

Wendy's. Zia.

Wendy's makes the square burger.

Burger King is Home of the Whopper.

nd McDonald's is famous

for its Quarter Pounder. With or...

- Without cheese.

... without cheese. Good.

- Yes. Priya.

- But many of them

are starting to add salads

and low-fat chicken dishes.

Because of the obesity

which is plaguing the country.

Good. kay. That's it. Everybody.

Sunday. I want all those

from the Southwest here at 6:00. please.

And Californians. Monday at 5:30.

And New Jersey.

Everyone here at 8:00. please.

- Ms. Prasad?

- Yes. Zia.

May I please move out of New Jersey?

Everyone keeps swearing at me.

Zia. You know the rules.

Everyone starts in New Jersey.

And works their way out.

Flirting with disaster

You're the one I'm after

Think I've found my destiny

Luxury and danger

Rapture me, my stranger

Hold me close, don't let me be

I could fly on the wings of my heart

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Tracey Jackson

Tracey Jackson (born May 12, 1958) is an American author, blogger, screenwriter, film director and producer. more…

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