Plot
Rahul Seth, a wealthy young Indian-Canadian, is pressured by his widowed mother to marry a “proper” Indian girl before his pregnant sister Twinky can wed her fiancé Bobby. Still grieving the accidental death of his white pop-singer girlfriend Kimberly, Rahul reluctantly agrees, especially since his mother threatens to halt Twinky’s marriage to protect the family’s reputation. At a bar, he meets Sue, a woman he mistakes for a Spanish escort, and hires her to act as his Indian fiancée to satisfy his mother’s wishes.
As the charade continues, Rahul learns that Sue (Sunita) is actually Indian. Though initially upset at her deception, he is drawn to her bold, mischievous nature and the way she bonds with his insecure younger brother, Govind. Their relationship grows stronger, but trouble arises when Sue is falsely accused of being a prostitute at Bobby’s bachelor party. Hurt by Rahul’s doubt, Sue leaves, and Rahul is forced to admit the truth to his family, shattering his mother’s hopes for a respectable wedding. Meanwhile, Twinky takes matters into her own hands and elopes with Bobby.
Encouraged by his witty driver Rocky, his Shakespeare-quoting grandmother, and even the ghosts of his father and Kimberly, Rahul realizes that he truly loves Sue. In a dramatic balcony scene at her home, he confesses his feelings, only to be playfully rejected at first. But Sue surprises him by reappearing as his chauffeur, symbolizing her acceptance of his love. The story concludes with reconciliation, family acceptance, and a joyous celebration, blending the melodrama, humor, and romance of Bollywood with a Canadian twist.
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