The new film “A Nice Indian Boy” tells the story of acceptance and love through a mixed-race, same-sex relationship. The film follows the life of a shy doctor named Naveen who meets a white photographer named Jay, leading to emotional revelations and misunderstandings that threaten Naveen’s family. The rom-com, directed by Roshan Sethi and produced by Justin Baldoni, follows a traditional template with a Hindu temple meeting, break-up, and reconciliation before a big Indian wedding. The film aims to reach a wide audience and is unique for its focus on same-sex relationships in a South Asian household. Sethi, who has directed other South Asian films, believes films like “A Nice Indian Boy” can help queer kids communicate with their families and shift the responsibility for acceptance onto the parents. With a diverse cast including Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff, the film offers a fresh perspective on traditional rom-com themes and challenges societal norms around acceptance and love in the South Asian community.
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