Kannan and Kinjal (late 20s), newly married (and a baby on the way), decide to move out of their small New York City apartment to be close to Kinjal's Sister in Metro Park, New Jersey. Their lives take a drastic turn as they realize that they must adapt to a new way of life where their neighbors are all Indian and there is nothing called privacy.
Maya Indraneil Joshi
Sheila
Aranv Joshi
Pankaj
Aashmi Joshi
Munni
Indraneil Joshi
Dinkar
Vega Tamotia
Kinjal
Omi Vaidya
Kannan
Purbi Joshi
Payal Patel
Ranvir Shorey
Kalpesh Patel
Pitobash
Bittu
Kannan and Kinjal (late 20s), newly married (and a baby on the way), decide to move out of their small New York City apartment to be close to Kinjal's Sister in Metro Park, New Jersey. Their lives take a drastic turn as they realize that they must adapt to a new way of life where their neighbors are all Indian and there is nothing called privacy.
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