Twinky thanks Rahul for doing so much to help her. Twinky enters the room and tells her mother to stop crying, as Twinky and Bobby have eloped. His mother is forced to postpone Twinky's wedding until Rahul can find a new bride, becoming despondent that Twinky's pregnancy will make the family social outcasts, for which Rahul calls her out for being a hypocrite. He is forced to confess to his family that he never really courted Sue but merely bribed her to act the part of his fiancée. Rahul is uncertain, causing Sue to be so hurt that he would question her honesty and integrity that she leaves him. The blossoming romance is shaken, when a drunken friend at Bobby's bachelor party states that Sue is a prostitute, and that he himself has paid her for sex in the past. Sue is quite immune to social norms she speaks bluntly to all, particularly to Rocky, Rahul's driver, who she knows (but does not reveal to others) is a famous drag queen. This mischief is not fully explained, but her liking for it is suggested by her audacity.
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It is revealed that Sue was once offered as a bride to the well-meaning but dim-witted professional wrestler Killer Khalsa offended that her parents would even consider such a match, she has been playing mischief in revenge. Rahul and Sue grow more intimate, sharing stories about their pasts. Seth agrees to sanction Twinky's wedding. Rahul and Sue eventually consider one another a fit match. Despite his initial anger at her lie, the two grow closer-due in no small part to a confidence boost Sue gave to Rahul's tormented younger brother, Govind, who incorrectly believes that no one cares about his welfare. Rahul eventually discovers that Sue is actually Indian (her name is short for Sunita).
Thinking she is a Spanish escort (non-sexual companion), he hires her to pose as his fiancée because she looks Indian. The pressure mounts on Rahul as he finds out that Twinky must marry to preserve the family's reputation because she is pregnant. Furthermore, the mother proclaims that the impending wedding of her daughter Twinky and Bobby will not take place until Rahul has found himself an Indian bride first.
Rahul's mother disapproved of her son's relationship with a non-Indian woman. The charade begins and it seems this match borne out of necessity could fool everyone, until things get complicated.Rahul Seth, is a young and rich Indo-Canadian living in Toronto whose widowed mother is eager to get him married after the freak-accidental death of his white pop singer girlfriend, Kimberly. With a wink in her eye, Sue accepts the deal to pose as his Indian bride-to-be. Instead of allowing him to mourn in peace, Rahul's domineering mother sees the opportunity she's been waiting for and threatens to call off his sister's wedding unless he finds himself a "nice Indian girl." Rahul enlists the services of Sue, a fiercely independent escort whom he believes to be Hispanic, but thinks could pass inspection. Before you can say "karmic intervention," Kimberly dies in a freak accident and Rahul is devastated. Rahul Seth is a dashing young millionaire dating a beautiful, Caucasian pop star who his parents are none too fond of.
From Deepa Mehta, the acclaimed director of Fire and Earth comes Bollywood/Hollywood, a madcap love-song to both East and West with Bollywood music, Hollywood choreography, North American locations, and Bollywood stars. When people from a culture largely defined by Bollywood find themselves in an environment that is saturated with Hollywood, the result is a state of mind that celebrates these two seemingly disparate worlds.
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