Pakistani Brit Zaf (Naveen Andrews) dreams of being a singing cowboy and leads a country western band. They find few fans in their own community. Zaf rescues Rifat (Sarita Choudhury) from her abusive husband. Eventually, she becomes their lead singer and they set off on a journey to find their American dream.
This is the earliest Naveen that I've seen, more than a decade before Lost. He's got charisma even before I realized that it was him. It's a simple music comedy from a specific minority. I would get rid of the gun play. It's cheap slapstick and it's distracting. The ear is morbidly funny. This has some fun and it's nice to see early Naveen Andrews.
This is the earliest Naveen that I've seen, more than a decade before Lost. He's got charisma even before I realized that it was him. It's a simple music comedy from a specific minority. I would get rid of the gun play. It's cheap slapstick and it's distracting. The ear is morbidly funny. This has some fun and it's nice to see early Naveen Andrews.