A rude shallow post with equally rude and shallow responses, but really, I think the OP had a point. The movie was as quite melodramatic (not by itself a bad thing) but there's a point where it can feel gratuitous. I mean, the poor girl Anne-- by the end of the movie she has discovered an elaborate lie meant to conceal from her the existence of her biological father, she is married on what is the "happiest day" of her life, then then cheated on by her new husband the next, finds out her dad has been concealing his impending death from her, and then becomes responsible for administering a multi-million dollar with her semi-estranged father who's left everything (including his own "child" of sorts) in India. Not a bad movie, but I think the cheating husband plot line and another 20 minutes could have been left on the editing room floor.
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