Same!

or her just not finding someone and being happy anyway? maybe? not half a person?

@@lila3372 fair point. I didn’t mean to imply she needs to end the movie with someone, as you’re right, the point the trailer is making is that she doesn’t.

I actually want the latter, it wouldn’t be so generic.

Same 🥲

For real ❤️ as a single 41 yo woman I feel this

You can be single and happy at the same time!

Me too =/

Woman initiate 70% of the divorces. The more educated even upto 90%. I would say that these women made their own choices.

We've been tricked into thinking being with an other is HARD WORK. It is, but mostly GRATIFYING, when both parties are in SYNC.

Lol

Yeah, but does anybody really realisticly believe that their relationship has a chance in the long run? There are so many obstacles to overcome and so much middle ground resolutions that everybody will be unhappy because everybody thinks they got nothing. The biggest chance of their relationship surviving more than five years is if one of them leaves their culture completely and assimilates to the other culture.

Due to my career in IT, I had the opportunity to meet a lot of people from India, Pakistan and the surrounding area. As in every country and culture, there are pleasant and terrible people. Unfortunately, the level of poverty in these countries is unimaginable for us in the West, and films of this type fail to show it. As in any film of this type, it is colorful, danceable and manages to overcome cultural differences without any problems, while the realities are much sadder and this film definitely does not show them. At least not in the trailer.

Yes it’s sad but as you point that out let us remember these countries were pillaged of trillions of dollars in resources that made the economies of the western nations. And also let me point out movies made in the west rarely show the homelessness, poverty that exists here.

Colonialism has to be blamed and let’s point fingers and remember history!

I find it intriguing when people call themselves "brown". That is not a race, so, may I ask what you mean? Would I be right to understand that you are a swarthy white person -- like most people from India, the Middle East, North Africa, the Caucasian countries, and Mediterranean Europe?

So you think that the culture of arranged marriages will be appreciated in this movie and the two main characters will not become a couple and reject this practice? We will see.

@@thomasprogli3372 i’m hoping that they won’t Thomas, or i will be incredibly disappointed.

@@fatamy8597 In Western culture arranged marriages are considered unethical and that is why they have laws against them because it was also common practice there. Would Westerners not be hypocritical if they "appreciated" non-Western arranged marriages just because of the fact they are part of another culture? Does one's ethics stop at one's own culture?

“As a brown girl” is unnecessary and morally superior.

Until you realize that arranged marriages are as anti-feminist as one can get...

That’s a good comparison. I think you’re right. And now trailers tell us the whole movie from the start, it looks like he’s ready for marriage and she’s got lots to work on herself. Like Julia’s character had to. Although I hope the bride isn’t 20 like Cameron Diaz’s character was!

I think when Emma Thompson's character emphasizes they have become like family it gave me a vibe of Lily James's character reflecting on her love life as her best friend gets married versus going after him.

Yess l want to see arranged marriages portrayed positively once in the west! That will be refreshing actually!

But the bride seems quite unhappy and reluctant. Maybe she already is in love with someone, the parents didn't approve of?

you worded it better than i could - but looks like that's what happens -.-

Yes, so predictible

Which seems to be the case...did u see her face when he asked her about moving to London?

I don't think they'll end up together, at 2:22, right when she says "being with the right person" the scene cuts to the arranged couple together video chatting with her, and both of them look happy. Also, I caught a glimpse of Oliver Chris and I hope his character is her love interest.

I thought I was the only one hoping that too. I really want a different ending, not that typical "Hallmark" ending.

And why did i think they were Indian, forgive my ignorance i just finished watching Never Have i Ever and there is a similar issue with arranged marriages i just thought it was only an Indian practice. Any ways i love culture so I'll definitely be watching this, and i hope the brown guy doesn't end up with the white girl I'm tired of that ending already in mainstream films.

@@ksg568 : The story is based on Pakistani backdrop, but you see both Pakistani and Indian actors as it has been directed by an Indian. Indians and Pakistanis are same same but different .

@Karl with a K bro I think that's the point lol these are not western cultures. Doesn't necessarily make them wrong or bad.

Agree. This is among the rare instances where things actually feel authentic and not the pseudo norm culture Hollywood usually portrays from desi peeps. Ms marvel did it good too but somehow missed the mark a bit. This one (atleast from the trailer alone) seems to be hitting all the right notes

@Karl with a K It's not even an American movie, they're British so chill out nobody cares.

So you believe that the cluture of arranged marriages will not be discredited and the two will not become a couple.

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they shouldn't though... it's basically slavery and it's horrible. She has no choice in the matter, literally being sold.

@@guesswho2590 Exactly! "Let me reassure you, darling. Your will is not your own, your life is not your own. Your value comes from the man we chose for you." Yeah, won't be watching.

​@@guesswho2590 She does literally has the most powerful choice, she can say 'NO' while the marriage is being solemnised, no wedding officer will solemnize their marriage after that since the girl doesn't agree with being married to the man. Wedding is a contract between the husband and wife, without their yes or no that too saying it three times to be sure that it is heard clearly, then only the wedding/contract gets valid. Yes, she can be forced but she does have the power to go against being forced.

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@luxir dlin in Islam man can marry to non Muslim woman, so you're not oblige to convert to Islam. and most important think Quran made it extremely clear " Let there be no compulsion in religion " 256 chapter Al-Baqarah. those who are doing didn't understand Islam.

Beautiful story, thanks for sharing

@@jobarmure6169 wait is it true that Muslim men can marry non-muslims? What if they aren’t People of the Book??

@@ownwill they can if they convert 🙄 the goal is to spread the religion unfortunately

@@fakeaccount704 yeah that’s what I thought but that other comment says ‘you’re not oblige to convert to Islam.’ Suppose it’s still only for people of the book then

I knew he looked familiar!

Yess! I was so happy to see Shazad. I hated that he got written off the show. Wonder if he'll be in ST: SNW...

I actually screamed when I saw him lol

@@mariaespiritu9606 😆

Pretty much the only thing I've seen him in. At first, I was like where is he from? and then I looked him up.

I was thinking the same thing 😂😂

I swear man, almost all movies end the same boring way

This is Hollywood going on Bollywood; what do you think is going to happen? 😜

why? they are childhood friends, and the protagonists of the film.

Nooooo. I want them to. Love a cliche tear jerker ending. Yes I'm a Pakistani male. Married. So what 🤨

​@@liligh because it's boring and overdone.

My sri lankan self desprately wants that

AnuvabAhmed Apurno. Te equivocas no son 8, son 7 países que componen la Península Indica

Those two in the same movie are everything! But I still hope the movie will not follow the same old romcom cliche of the best friends ending up together.

Same, Emma's been my favourite actress since forever and I've watched a lot of her movies and enjoyed them a lot even though they weren't what I'd typically go for. Now the pairing with Lily James is just something else I never knew I needed until I saw it haha, was the same for me with the combination of Emma and Emilia Clarke in "Last Christmas" (unpopular opinion but I hate the song so it says a lot that I watched it xD) and Emma T. and Emma Stone in "Cruella"

Very good defo watch it

btw, FYI, a muslim man can in fact marry a christian or jew woman but a muslim girl can not because of the possibility of their offspring taking their father's name and religion. I don't know if you are a christian or jew btw, if you are, you didn’t need to convert into becoming a muslim to marry him in the first place. Guess nobody told you that.

For what is worth marrying isn't a muslim-only thing. It's part of many religions and a social thing as well. So you can totally marry.

My friend do not settle for just okay learn to love yourself first because its important.

Strange thing is prophet Muhammad was an orphan, he wasn't raised by either of his parents. How he could fantasize maternal love as heavenly is very striking.

​@@MeteCanKarahasan What do you mean? He doesn't have to 'fantasise' anything. He received messages through angel Gabriel. He was a man yet he councelled women's matters too, because he had a judgment of what is right and what is wrong. He was a messanger, he was delivering gods message on earth, he didn't 'invent' anything from himself. So just because he was an orphan doesn't mean he couldn't have tell about the fact that heaven lies below mother's feet. There's also another saying of prophet Muhammad (pbuh ) that one man asked him regarding loving and respecting the most who's next after God and prophet? , he replied, "your mother", the man again asked after mother who's next?, the prophet replied, "your mother", the man asked again who's next?, prophet replied, "your mother", the man asked then who's next?, then the prophet replied, "and then your father." Mothers have such a position in Islam. Also, prophet (pbuh) was raised by a nurse whom he loved as dearly as his mother his whole life. 🤍

Where can I watch it I can’t find it anywhere

Is it really good?

Right?? This is just My Best Friend's Wedding but this time with a Brown guy ugh. I hope to God we're past best friends sabotaging their best friend's relationship. It's 2k22, we're done with it.

I have a feeling they don’t end up together in the end! Just mutual respect and admiration of each other’s culture, and more understanding of the whole arranged marriage thing how it actually can be prosperous

I think the trailer is teasing that, but it doesn’t actually show it… I think this film might subvert the usual tropes actually. I suspect the twist is that the Lily James character and her best friend stay best friends while he finds love in his arranged marriage. Maybe she doesn’t end up with anyone at all but finds satisfaction in friendships and family? Or maybe she meets someone else altogether. I’m intrigued. I hope they don’t fall into the old cliches.

@@sopyleecrypt6899 was thinking the same till 2:17

Guess what, even for Europeans marriage has only been equated with love for a few hundred years, if that. Maybe only since women could own property themselves & not cede everything to their husband on marriage? Before that it was a contractual, business matter often also arranged by families. They would take children's preferences into account, but....still more a matter of money, economics, status and the social fit than anything. And you were stuck for life, no easy divorce, what we would call abuse today was condoned.

@@kathydurow6814 well we’re still turning a blind eye to arranged marriages, quasi servitude and honour killings in UK 2022...

Yeah it def needs a new name

Absolutely! I felt the same way when Hollywood came out with THE EYES OF TAMMY FAYE. It’s a lack of imagination or a lack of research.

She sooo deserves the Emmy for her Pamela Anderson performance. It was so awesome.

Married At First Sight TV show

sadly "arrenged" means forced, for the women, in those parts of the world, where the culture originates.

I guess the issue is, who decides who best suits your needs? When family gets involved, sometimes (not always) they project things onto the partner that the person themself doesn't care as much about (wealth, success), whereas with matchmaking sites it's more the person's choice.

@@guesswho2590 bro r u from those cultures? Most of them are not unhappy if the man or woman fits their demands and likes and dislikes

So true!

Too bad you couldn’t keep your royal family diverse though lol

@@bryancash9051 too bad your kids can't stop shooting people though

@@bryancash9051 sick burn x'D

@@bryancash9051 Hahahhaha! LOL! That was so good 🤣🤣🤣

I don't know because her questions seem to be cultural rather than she wanting to be with him. The trailer doesn't show her sabotaging either, but we'll see.

@@Cantetinza17 she better not sabotage lol

@@kimberlycease6171 I don't think she will, but I do think that she's gonna ask a lot of questions that will make him question.

My Best Friend's Wedding is an all-time classic. Something that this project is very unlikely to ever become.

I was thinking that too!

It seems she is in almost every English movie. She is great, of course, but I've always wondered why frequently the same actors appear in most England movies and series,

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Exactly!! This is ridiculous!!