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Lasse Hallström's latest feel-good movie has some power-house producers attached. It hasn't made it any less predictable or benign. There's not much too it more than in the trailers, so if you enjoyed that, you'll probably enjoy the longer version.
The trailer focuses a lot on Helen Mirren but really the film follows Manish Dayal, so in the feature version you get to start off with hum in India growing up and then continue on after he leaves Mirren's tutelage. But that's about it.
It's very prettily shot.
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