Where's the Party Yaar?

2003
PG-13
1h 50m

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5.1/10

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Kal Penn in Where's the Party Yaar? (2003)

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With help from his cousin, an emigrant of India adjusts to life in Houston while attending college.With help from his cousin, an emigrant of India adjusts to life in Houston while attending college.With help from his cousin, an emigrant of India adjusts to life in Houston while attending college.

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IMDb RATING

5.1/10

1.1K

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Where's the party yaar is a modern day love story about two indians living in Houston, and one indian's discovery of self as he moves to the USA.

Where's the party yaar is probably the most accurate portrayal of the desi(indian) lifestyle in the United States of America. You have the FOBS (fresh of boats) and the ABCDs (american born confused desis) and all though these two groups don't always seem to get along, they definitely need each other.

The movie begins in India, with an aspiring indian student who dreams of making it big in America. But when he finally enters the USA he begins to realize his cousin is ashamed to have a cousin whose from India. To make things more complicated he must find a way to meet the girl of his dreams. Meanwhile his cousin played by Kal Penn (American Desi) has his own love problems.

Where's the party yaar is one of the best indian movies i've seen in a long long time. I definitely recommend watching it to anybody who wants to laugh.

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The film is based on Sunil Thakkar's own experiences running and throwing parties for the Music Masala radio station, and having to discriminate between "Fresh off the Boat" Indians and the more fashionable, hip, Americanized Indians. Ironically enough, Thakkar's character in the film is exactly the type of person he barred from parties in those days.

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Shyam Sunder Balabhadrapatramukhi: Did you know I'm good at math? Let's add you and me, subtract your clothes, divide your legs and multiply...