Includes audio commentary by director Gurinder Chadha and co-writer Paull Mayeda Berges; a Who Wants To Cook Aloo Gobi? featurette, a 15-minute cooking show-style tutorial on making the Indian cauliflower-potato dish with Chadha under the intimidating eyes of her mother and aunt; a 15-minute behind-the-scenes featurette; 10 deleted scenes; a montage-style music video; the recipe for Aloo Gobi; trailers; and a music promo spot.
Story Synopsis:
Just because you can kick a ball doesn
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.85:1 DVD exhibits a picture with colors that can appear a bit exaggerated at times. Hues seem a bit plugged-up and fleshtones can appear a bit sickly (a little on the green side). Images are generally sharp and detailed, but fine textures are limited. Pixelization is often noticed breaking up finer details, but edge enhancement is rarely a problem. The picture is by no means terrible, it just can appear a bit
Soundtrack:
The Dolby
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