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Where's the Party Yaar?
Directed by
Benny Mathews
PG-13
2003
1h 50m
Comedy
5.1
69%
62%
4.9
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With help from his cousin, an emigrant of India adjusts to life in Houston while attending college.
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Cast of Where's the Party Yaar?
Kal Penn
Mo
Sunil Malhotra
Hari
Benny Mathews
Director / Screenplay
Sunil Thakkar
Screenplay
Where's the Party Yaar? Ratings & Reviews
Dallas Morning News
Matt Weitz
Town mouse/country mouse isn't exactly the freshest conceit, but the poignancy of the identity issues and the freshness of the cultural glimpses push this film through the occasional slow and/or stale parts.
San Francisco Examiner
Millicent Mayfield
Filled with wacky humor and inside jokes that may leave Indian audiences rolling in their seat and average Americans sporting a quizzical look.
The Hollywood Reporter
Kirk Honeycutt
Assembles all the usual stereotypes in one movie.
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Bob Campbell
An amiable city mouse/country mouse story.
Houston Chronicle
Eric Harrison
A charming if inconsistent comic essay on assimilation.
Northwest Herald (Crystal Lake, IL)
Jeffrey Westhoff
The filmmakers joke about situations that will surprise those of us unfamiliar with Indian culture and amuse those who are. Much of the remaining material, however, is trite.
TheMovieChicks.com
Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone
The story bogs a bit and seems to run long, but any movie that has cricket and high-energy Indian numbers can't be all bad.
New York Times
Dave Kehr
This film clearly understands its target audience of first-generation Indian-Americans and has its pleasures to provide.
Los Angeles Times
Kevin Thomas
Where's the Party, Yaar? is too corny and drawn-out to appeal to crossover audiences but may strike a nerve in Indian communities.
L.A. Weekly
David Chute
Mathews has obvious storytelling chops, and a sharp eye for absurdity.
Village Voice
Nita Rao
Discretely dismantles caricatures of FOBs with deft send-ups of stock Bollywood leitmotifs.
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Harvey S. Karten
Stereotyped characters, lame jokes.
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