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The more exes, the merrier.
Risa agrees to organise an Indian wedding, only to find out that the groom-to-be is her ex-partner, Arun. To make things worse, she is forced to hire her other ex, Tim, as the photographer.
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The premise/plot is actually interesting but their acting and execution is so poor... I don't understand why 1) all the Indian people were talking in English to each other... It was soo forceful, it didn't seem authentic. They should be talking in Hindi like normal people, like how thai characters switched to English when necessary, so why can't this be applied to Indian characters. 2) the main character never once interacted with decoration people and also had so much free time on her hand, like wow 😂 3) how the bride and groom were so free that they literally went shopping and roaming around the premise (I have attended the rich family wedding, my rich friend's wedding, and trust me, the bride never gets a lonely time) and here, they were holding hands and roaming !!?? 4) their dialogues were so bad & cringe af... Also, how can they (Arun and Risa) be best friends when they just dated... And also if he actually considered her a best friend, he should have been in contact with her... So wtf was this whole dialogue sequence tho during blackout 🏾♀ I really like the main character Risa, she's so cute and beautiful 😍 ❤ and I didn't like the photographer Tim at all (wtf was his acting).. Instead I kinda like our Indian boy Arun. Guilty 😅😬☺😉 #positive - it's actually interesting to see Colab culture... Hope we get to see more stories like this in future...