Return to Rajapur
In a mystical Indian village, two women make a unique connection to a man they encounter. Born and raised by her grandparents in Connecticut, Samantha Hartley (Kelli Garner) travels to Rajasthan, Indi…
Return to Rajapur
In a mystical Indian village, two women make a unique connection to a man they encounter. Born and raised by her grandparents in Connecticut, Samantha Hartley (Kelli Garner) travels to Rajasthan, India where her parents, Sara (Lynn Collins) and Jeremy (Justin Theroux) had their honeymoon in 1983. At Rajapur Railway Station she is met by Amar (Bhanu Goswami), who takes her to the Desert Hotel although she had planned to stay at Niwas Palace. When she insists, he takes her there, and she meets Vikram Singh Rathore (Yusuf Hussain) and his sullen cousin Jai Singh (Manoj Bajpai), the owner, who makes it clear that she cannot reside there. She looks around, meets Jai's niece Shefali (Rita Joshi), and is mistaken for a Grants and Proposal Student, Doyle. She decides to assume this name, is allocated a room, and starts to investigate why her grandmother not only blamed but also filed a lawsuit against Jai for the death of her son. —rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) There is an 11th-century town in the middle of the Thar desert where sand ripples like waves from the ocean and a sandstone fortress gleams like gold. Two women's lives are changed forever when they set out for adventure and discover this enchanted land, Rajapur, and an enchanting man, Jai Singh. —ca.
Return to Rajapur
Drama,Romance
Film Details
In a mystical Indian village, two women make a unique connection to a man they encounter. Born and raised by her grandparents in Connecticut, Samantha Hartley (Kelli Garner) travels to Rajasthan, India where her parents, Sara (Lynn Collins) and Jeremy (Justin Theroux) had their honeymoon in 1983. At Rajapur Railway Station she is met by Amar (Bhanu Goswami), who takes her to the Desert Hotel although she had planned to stay at Niwas Palace.
When she insists, he takes her there, and she meets Vikram Singh Rathore (Yusuf Hussain) and his sullen cousin Jai Singh (Manoj Bajpai), the owner, who makes it clear that she cannot reside there. She looks around, meets Jai's niece Shefali (Rita Joshi), and is mistaken for a Grants and Proposal Student, Doyle. She decides to assume this name, is allocated a room, and starts to investigate why her grandmother not only blamed but also filed a lawsuit against Jai for the death of her son.
—rAjOo (gunwanti@hotmail.com) There is an 11th-century town in the middle of the Thar desert where sand ripples like waves from the ocean and a sandstone fortress gleams like gold. Two women's lives are changed forever when they set out for adventure and discover this enchanted land, Rajapur, and an enchanting man, Jai Singh. —ca..