and integrity that she leaves him. He is forced to confess to his family that he never really courted Sue but merely bribed her to act the part of his fiancée. His mother is forced to postpone Twinky's wedding until Rahul can find a new bride, becoming despondent that Twinky's pregnancy will make the family social outcasts, for which Rahul calls her out for being a hypocrite. Twinky enters the room and tells her mother to stop crying, as Twinky and Bobby have eloped. Twinky thanks Rahul for doing so much to help her. Prodded by Rocky ("Sue ma'am is special. Anyone who can keep a secret deserves the best"), by his insightful, Shakespeare-quoting grandmother and by the ghosts of his father and Kimberly, Rahul goes after Sue. In a balcony scene facilitated by Sue's father and mother, Rahul professes his true love to Sue, who abruptly leaves him standing outside her balcony. Rahul initially leaves in his limo, then tells Rocky to return to Sue's house, only to find that Sue has replaced Rocky in the driver's seat. Cast Rahul Khanna as Rahul Seth Lisa Ray as Sue / Sunita Singh Moushumi Chatterjee as Rahul's Mummy ji Dina Pathak as Rahul's Grandma ji Kulbhushan Kharbanda as Mr. Singh, Sue's Papa ji Ranjit Chowdhry as Rocky Jessica Paré as Kimberly Rishma Malik as Twinky Seth Jazz Mann as Bobby Arjun Lombardi-Singh as Go / Govind Neelam Mansingh as Mrs. Singh, Sue's Mama ji Killer Khalsa / Mike Deol as Killer Khalsa Jolly Bader as Rahul's ghostly Daddy ji Akshaye Khanna as himself Music The music, which is composed by Sandeep Chowta, received good reviews. Reception Critical response Bollywood/Hollywood was met with "mixed reviews", and has a rating of 41% on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, based on 46 reviews. Accolades At the 23rd Genie Awards, presented in February 2003, the film received five nominations: Best Motion Picture, Best Original Screenplay (Deepa Mehta), Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Ranjit Chowdhry), and Best Actress in a Supporting Role (Dina Pathak) and (Moushmi Chatterji). Mehta won the Genie for Best Original Screenplay. Bollywood/Hollywood also won the Student Jury Award at the Newport International Film Festival, the Audience Award (Best Comedy) at the Sarasota Film Festival, and the Best Director (Canadian Film) at the Vancouver Film Critics Circle. References External links 2002 films English-language Canadian films 2000s Hindi-language films Canadian romantic comedy films Films