An unlikely concoction of Indian cuisine and issues of ethnic and sexual diversity is served up in this Glasgow-set comedy that's as light as a soufflé. Nina (Shelley Conn), a young Scottish-Asian woman, returns home for the funeral of her father, with whom she fell out over her last-minute refusal to marry the son of his rival restaurateur Raj (Art Malik) and unite the city's two great curry houses. She soon forms a close bond with Lisa (Laura Fraser), who is now part-owner of the family restaurant, and the pair compete in a prestigious cooking competition against Nina's former fiancé Sanjay (Raji James). With its many diverse elements and subplots - including Nina's friendship with a cross-dressing Glaswegian/Bollywood choreographer - director Pratibha Parmar's film seems determined to challenge expectations and stereotypes at every turn. Yet the basic philosophy of this inoffensive tale - "follow your heart", no matter which unlikely direction it takes - will probably appeal to the same audience that made Billy Elliot and Bend It like Beckham into major hits.