The Namesake (March 2007) has long finished its course in Ritz Theater franchises around the nation as the latest hip, urbane thing. The attraction associated with watching Monsoon Wedding director Mira Nair and cult-classic Kal Penn from Harold and Kumar fame make non-Bollywood history has disappeared. The constant trailers playing on every American Indian website. The gossip among the aunties having their evening chai together. All of that has long died down. The movie was made, new additions of the book circulated, and Kal Penn goes back to his dayjob being Harold in the upcoming Harold and Kumar 2. Continue reading
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