Nina's Heavenly Delights
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| Directed by | Pratibha Parmar |
| Produced by | Pratibha Parmar Marion Pilowsky Chris Atkins |
| Written by | Andrea Gibb |
| Story by | Pratibha Parmar |
| Starring |
Shelley Conn Laura Fraser |
| Music by | Steve Isles |
| Cinematography | Simon Dennis |
| Edited by | Mary Finlay |
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Kali Films
Priority Pictures |
| Distributed by | Regent Releasing |
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Running time
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94 minutes |
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Language | English |
Nina's Heavenly Delights is a 2006 British drama Romance comedy film, directed by Pratibha Parmar. The film was released on 29 September 2006 in the United Kingdom, and on 21 November 2007 in the United States.
When young Glaswegian cook Nina Shah (Shelley Conn) returns home for her father's funeral after three estranged years in London, England, she begins a romantic relationship with Lisa (Laura Fraser), an old childhood friend who now owns half the late father's Indian restaurant, The New Taj. Together they seek to save the restaurant by winning the national "Best in the West Curry Competition" for a third time. Nina's mother Suman (Veena Sood) and brother Kary (Atta Yaqub), however, want to sell the place to fellow restaurateur Raj (Art Malik), whose chef son Sanjay (Raji James) had been left at the altar by Nina. Lending the young women moral support is Nina's flamboyant gay friend Bobbi (Ronny Jhutti), and Nina's younger sister Priya (Zoe Henretty).
The film's soundtrack includes the Shelly Poole's song "Lost in You" and "Maybe That's What It Takes" by Alex Parks.
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