Kandasamys

Shanti Naidoo is a typical Type- A personality. Always on the move, going out of her way to please people, and overcompensating for her perceived inadequacies by continually cooking up a storm in the kitchen. Her life would be just fine, except that her neighbor Jennifer Kandasamy always seems to hold the upper hand. Somehow Jennifer appears to outdo whatever Shanti does and life appears to be a constant battle of trying to keep up with the Kandasamys. When Jennifer realizes her daughter Jodi is in love with Shanti's son Prishen, she is determined to break them up. But in order to do that she will have to enlist her rival's help. At first Shanti refuses point blank, but they both soon realize that they have no choice. The last thing they need is to be related to one another. Together the two women scheme and plot, recruit prospective partners and generally interfere in the lives of their kids wherever they can. What is the big secret that is the cause of the underlying tension between the neighbors, who were once close high school friends? Can these meddling moms find a way to mend their mistakes and unite their families? The story is supported by an array of colorful characters that bring to life the rich textures of life in Chatsworth, Durban through rib-tickling comedy.

With their clashing demands, the mothers of both bride and groom turn wedding prep into comical chaos in this sequel to "Keeping up with the Kandaswamys."

To rekindle their marriages, best friends-turned-in-laws Shanthi and Jennifer plan a couples' getaway. But it comes with all kinds of surprises.

In this comedic journey, two Indian families navigate the bumpy road of togetherness, spurred by their children's affection for each other. Amidst a series of hilarious mishaps and chaos, they strive for harmony. This film is a delightful exploration of love, family dynamics, and the comedic side of cultural clashes. Highly recommended for a heartwarming laugh that celebrates the power of love to unite the most diverse backgrounds.