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Seducing Maarya

Country: Canada, Language: English, 107 mins

  • Director: Hunt Hoe
  • Writer: Maureen Dorey; Devika Gamkhar
  • Producer: Sunita Dighe; Daniel Ferguson

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Vijay Chatterjee was born in British India, and his dad was a freedom fighter. Unable to handle the riots between Hindus and Muslims in the late 40s, the Chatterjees first immigrated to Britain, and then to Toronto, Canada, where they enjoyed considerable bliss in the company of other Canadians from Bangla Deshis, Pakistanis and Sri Lankans, and opened a restaurant. Shortly thereafter, the restaurant was attacked and pelted with stones by White Supremacists amidst cries of 'Pakis go back home'. An unsettled Vijay, who was now married to Sangeeta, and had a son named Ashish, re-located to Montreal, where he opened a Restaurant named 'Delhi'. After Sangeeta passed away, Vijay meets with a beautiful young florist named Maarya, and convinces her to first starting working as a Cook in his restaurant and then to get married to Ashish, which she does. Although Islamic, both Vijay and Ashish are initially fascinated by her.


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Cast & Characters

Nandana Sen as Maarya;
Cas Anvar as Zakir;
Vijay Mehta as Ashish Chatterjee;
Ryan Hollyman as Michel;
Mohan Agashe as Vijay Chatterjee;
Abhishekananda Singh Birla as Babu;
Cecile Cristobal as June Moon;
Hunt Hoe as Albert Woo;
Xavier Georges as Spike;
Todd Moxness as Skip - Band;
Kanika Kapoor as Street Couple;
Paraish Misra as Young Zakir;
Mary Wong as Mother / Baby - Park;
Chloe Wong-Mersereau as Mother / Baby - Park;
Veena Sharma as Young Maarya