While growing up as a first-generation Indian-American, Ravi Patel lived a double life. At home he maintained a traditional Indian lifestyle, while in the outside world he lived as a modern American. This included his only meaningful, yet secret, romantic relationship with a red-headed girl named Audrey. Shamed about living this double life, Ravi breaks […]
While growing up as a first-generation Indian-American, Ravi Patel lived a double life. At home he maintained a traditional Indian lifestyle, while in the outside world he lived as a modern American. This included his only meaningful, yet secret, romantic relationship with a red-headed girl named Audrey. Shamed about living this double life, Ravi breaks
It has become somewhat of a tradition for me to always include Meet the Parents and its sequel Meet the Fockers amongst the DVDs I take with me to my family’s cottage and I often will watch both films over the course of an afternoon. I thought the first film was (and still is) a
