Firstly I want ot say that this is a good movie! The leads & supporting roles are likable.The story flows mostly very nicely.
What really annoyed me was the fact that whenever the two leads are at their sparkling best, the camera fades to black.CUT! Next day. No idea what happened. Generally not a bad idea to leave some things up to the viewers imagination, but well... not everything.
If you want a family friendly movie to watch with your parents before your coming out talk then go for it!
Otherwise, don't expect too much sweet lurve...

This is just such a gentle romantic comedy. A feel-good movie which I would recommend to anyone who loves such films as 'Imagine Me and You', and 'Love Actually'. It has plenty humour, as well as more tender, moving moments.

Great feelgood film, nice performances from the female leads and a tasty smattering of humour. As with 'Imagine Me and You', I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable this movie was and the way in which the director took heavy issues and lightened then like a souffle! (Get used to food metaphors if you're going to buy it)

Lovely film!

It is sweet and tender, funny, camp and just great. It has a Bollywood flavour but it is also firmly in the chick flick, rom-com mould too.

As has been said, if you liked "Imagine me and you" then you will love this too. Shelley Conn is just wonderful, I adored her in the BBC's recent "Mistresses" and she is simply gorgeous. Laura Fraser is good too and the two of them are excellent together.

The supporting cast are great. the younger sister is perfectly pitched, a funny character and Art Malik (why do I keep thinking Smeeta Smitten, Showbiz Kitten?) puts in a dignified performance.

It is a sweet fantasy, coming out is rarely as easy as this but there is one truth hidden away inside this film. Your Mum always does really know.

It is nice to see happy "girl gets girl" endings too, more positive lesbian images are just what we need.

This cooking extravaganza with a lesbian twist has all the ingredients of a good film and the two leading ladies, Shelley Conn as Nina and Laura Fraser as Lisa, are delicious together. Very enjoyable.