A Nice Indian Boy is an upcoming romantic comedy directed by Roshan Sethi, co-creator of The Resident, and based on Madhuri Shekar's acclaimed play. The story follows Naveen Gavaskar. Naveen, a reserved and gentle doctor, invites his fiancé, Jay Kurundkar, to meet his traditional Indian family.
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A Nice Indian Boy is a romantic comedy directed by Roshan Sethi, co-creator of The Resident, and based on Madhuri Shekar's acclaimed play. The story follows Naveen Gavaskar. Naveen, a reserved and gentle doctor who, through happenstance, meets the love of his life, Jay Kurundkar. Jay, however, is a
Naveen Gavaskar is living in a household dominated by his boisterous mother, seemingly perfect sister, and quiet father. While the Gavaskars appear to accept Naveen's sexuality, they have never had to confront it directly. Everything changes when Naveen meets Jay Kurundkar, a white man adopted by
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