“A Nice Indian Boy” is a new film that tells a story of acceptance and love through the lens of a mixed-race, same-sex relationship. The movie follows the life of a shy doctor named Naveen who falls for a white freelance photographer named Jay, leading to a series of comical misunderstandings and emotional revelations. The film, released in theaters, harkens back to “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” but from a different perspective. Directed by Roshan Sethi and produced by Wayfarer Studios, the rom-com follows a traditional template with a Hindu temple meeting, a breakup, and a wedding. The film aims to reach a wide audience and is for everyone, according to Sethi. With a South Asian lead, the movie tackles same-sex relationships in a South Asian household, a topic often ignored. The film highlights the responsibility of South Asian parents and households in accepting queer children, which can be helpful and empowering for queer individuals. “A Nice Indian Boy” is a unique and important film that sheds light on underrepresented stories and challenges societal norms within the South Asian community.
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