Movies and TvShows featuring "indian-culture" theme.

Royal Pains is a TV show that follows the story of Dr. Hank Lawson, an ER doctor from New York City who becomes a concierge doctor in the Hamptons after being unfairly fired. Along with his brother Evan, Hank navigates the world of the wealthy and privileged while providing medical care to those in need. The show explores themes of class differences, family relationships, and the challenges of practicing medicine in a high society setting.

A Suitable Boy is set in a 1950s India and follows the story of Lata Mehra, a young university student who is trying to find a suitable boy for marriage. The show delves into the complexities of Indian culture, social history, and personal dramas of the characters, all against the backdrop of a changing and evolving India.

Six real life couples relive their unique love stories in this heartfelt series celebrating the triumph of love against all odds.

In the secrete mountains of Tibet, Emmanuelle was chosen to be the incarnation of all women. With one drop a secret perfume she could become young again or enter the soul of any woman. Emmanuelle decides to help the young and rich widow Anasis. With the help of the perfume, she enters her subconscious and steers her into new directions, towards passion and bodily pleasures.

In a future where women are scarce, a man resorts to extreme measures to ensure the survival of his bloodline.

Set in 1850s colonial India, 'The Chess Players' depicts the noblemen of Lucknow who are obsessed with playing chess while oblivious to the annexation of their kingdom by the British. The two main characters, Mirza and Saida, are more interested in indulging in pleasures than taking part in the political affairs that affect their lives. As they play a game of chess, their apathy towards the consequences of colonization becomes evident. The movie explores themes of loss of power, political incompetence, and the clash of cultures.

Allan is an engineer working in 1930s Calcutta. He is invited to stay with the family of his boss, Narendra Sen which includes his wife, Indira and daughter Gayatri. Gayatri and Allan become romantically involved leading to tragedy.

Kiran is mortified by her growing lesbian desire for the effervescent Delilah in an idyllic Indian village where arranged marriage is the only acceptable form of coupling.

HARDEEP, RASHMI and ATUL are brothers and sisters. Which means they can say anything they like to each other, no matter how honest. Mad, Sad and Bad is a 90-minute comedy about mixed race relationships set in Luton. It's about mid-thirties siblings and friends whose personal lives are continuously messed up by their own selfish needs. Mad, Sad and Bad explores our contemporary metropolitan neuroses through the intersecting lives of these siblings and their friends. The narrative slips from one character to the next as they escape and attack each other. all reluctant members of the same dysfunctional family. Written by Ed Barratt

Walkaway is a comedy-drama movie that takes place in New York. It delves into the themes of love, tradition, and cultural clashes through the lives of its characters. The plot revolves around the concept of dowry and how it affects relationships and friendships. It showcases the hopes and losses of individuals as they navigate the complexities of Indian culture in an American setting. The movie also explores themes of lust, Indian-American identity, and the charm of Bollywood. Through its engaging storyline and relatable characters, Walkaway provides a unique perspective on the challenges faced by South Asians in New York City.

A "relatively" romantic comedy about a professional heartbreaker (and cynical bachelor) who teams up with his attractive cousin from the UK in order to fool his friends into believing he is capable of a relationship. Hijinks and laughs ensue with a hilarious cast!

This zany take on the American Dream follows the Raj clan, who are just like any other family in Hoboken, N.J.: drowning in debt, driving one another crazy and ... mixed up with the mob by way of a call center in India.

Via the New York Times: "...film examines the marriage of Ashok Sheth and his wife, Hansa. Ashok moved to New York only days after the wedding, to a woman he barely knew; the match was arranged in the traditional way. Now Ashok sells magazines in a subway station at 116th Street, lives in a cell- sized apartment and cherishes his new freedom. The film follows Ashok through such American activities as a visit to a store that sells running shoes. Then it follows him back to India, where Hansa waits with a baby he has never seen, and with a great many questions as to her future. "

This beautiful love story that start's in Israel and going through all scene's of India, it's cultural, beauty and religions traditions brings us to the question: "What is this love?"...

Searching 4 Sandeep is a documentary that follows the life of Sandeep, a British-Indian woman who struggles with her inner conflict as a closeted gay individual. The film explores Sandeep's journey of self-acceptance and courage as she navigates relationships, family disapproval, and the challenges of living in different countries. Through her video diary entries, we witness her moving from England to Sydney, Australia, and eventually to London, where she finds acceptance and love. Along the way, Sandeep explores her sexuality, deals with homophobia, and forms meaningful connections with her sister, mother, and a new partner. This heartwarming and honest documentary captures the complexities of identity, culture, and love.

Depicts overcoming challenges while focusing on important social movements - Environment, saving and educating the girl child, Gender Parity/Empowerment, Spirituality and a deeply ingrained Indian value system that Love Lives Forever.

Comedy about a Seattle family whose son wants to go into art with encouragement from their Indian neighbors.