Haresh Sood, a Nottingham and Sevilla-based filmmaker and barrister, follows up his globally acclaimed debut My Niece’s Big Fat Delhi Wedding with his second feature documentary. This time, Haresh turns the lens on himself, exploring the challenges and societal pressures of being a 47-year-old unmarried British Indian male. The film intelligently delves into the taunts, discrimination, and cultural expectations he’s faced, while offering a humorous yet poignant critique of the Indian matrimonial system.

Shot across five countries with a team of 250 cast and crew members, this documentary combines Haresh’s personal and emotional journey with sharp storytelling and a touch of comedy. From love and loss to his unique “i theory” on relationships, Haresh offers a thought-provoking perspective on why some people remain single. Featuring contributions from international artists and musicians, this is a captivating film that will challenge perceptions and spark conversation.