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When it gifted us with this incredible line from Polly while she's fitting Jess for a sari.
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And all the auntie-ji in this film are just iconic.
3.
Seriously, they deliver one of the best moments of the film.
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When it poked fun at the ignorant BS British Asians have to deal with sometimes.
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Most of it courtesy of Jules' mum, Paula.
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But it also deals with it seriously, like when Jess's dad talks about the racism he faced when he tried to join cricket teams in England.
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Which is why the scene where Jess's dad and Joe play cricket together is just so lovely.
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And it showed that racism could affect second-generation kids.
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When it brought up the rarely talked about subject of being gay and South Asian.
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When Jess gets accused of kissing a boy at the bus stop and her sister says this. In front of their parents.
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And their reaction faces are everything.
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When Jess shuts the whole argument down pretty quickly.
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And her parents are completely stumped by what to say back.
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It was pretty self-deprecating about the expectations sometimes put on daughters.
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And about Indian weddings.
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The wedding scenes had little touches that were so damn accurate. Like this.
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And Jess's face in this scene.
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When Jess's dad lets her go to play her football match just to make her happy.
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When Jess finally opens up to her family about what she wants: to go to university in America and have the chance to play football.
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And when her dad gave this speech before giving Jess his blessing to go.
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And when after that really touching moment, Jess's mum was still Jess's mum.
