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Meet Annie the Managing Executive Producer
How did you get involved in the project? I took a community education class that Ishu was teaching a...
Meet Nayab who plays Preetha
How did you get involved in the project? Ishu approached me about the project a little over a year...
Meet Aaron Lasher that plays “The Captain”
How did you get involved in the project? I auditioned for the part of Justin, only back then his...
Meet Producer/Production Designer Sweta Mehta
How did you get involved in the project?I met Ishu through a professor at American University who thought we...
Meet our Music Director David Zaidain
How did you get involved in the project? The Director, Ishu, contacted me in 2010 to score her short...
Meet Puneet Kalra who plays Sid
How did you get involved in the project? Well, I worked with Ishu on a previous project and she...
Meet Susannah Wells who plays Melanie
How did you get involved in the project? Ishu invited me to be a part of the project, and...
Meet Actress Chelsey Christensen
Name: Chelsey Christensen Character: Kelly http://www.chelseychristensen.com How did you get involved in the project? I’ve worked on several...
Meet Swathi Raman the Singer
Swathi is an avid singer and performer who has been singing for over 17 years. She completed training with...
Meet Ravi Khanna who plays Vimal
How did you get involved in the project? I think I sent my head shot around heavily for a...
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An Indian Themed feature film
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Arrange to Settle is a feature film about an Indian girl that decides to get an arranged marriage following a series of failed relationships. Even though her father gives her an "out" before the invitations go out, she commits to going through with it. After making this commitment, she meets, Justin, the man of her dreams.
The film focuses on the social scene of Washington D.C. and its surrounding areas to include the kickball culture, art galleries, and popular local restaurants. The film features a "must-have" soundtrack featuring the best local bands from Washington, D.C.
