A cheerful mix of cultures provides the backdrop for the charmingly funny \u201cMarry Me!\u201c, the story of the young German-Indian Kissy who must navigate her life between self fulfilment and relationships, family and friends, modernity and tradition. Complications are guaranteed. But when her heart suddenly gets in the way, that\u2019s when the madcap chaos for Kissy really goes into full swing\u2026 \u201eMarry Me!\u201c is feature debut of the Berlin director Neelesha Barthel. As the daughter of an Indian mother and a German father \u2013 and the grandchild of an Indian Nana \u2013 raised in Berlin, she recounts a piece of her own family history in \u201cMarry Me!\u201c. Maryam Zaree stars as Kissy with Bharati Jaffrey as her grandmother Sujata, Mira Kandathil as her sister Sonal, Fahri Yardim ass the cook Karim, Steffen Groth as her supposed husband Robert and Rebecca Rudolph as his girlfriend Freundin Laura, Wolfgang Stumph and Renate Kr\u00f6\u00dfner as Kissy\u2019s neighbors, Idil Baydar alias Jilet Ayse as the kitchen help Fatma, and Stephan Grossmann as ther German-Indian priest Joshi Kumar.
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