ABCD: Award-winning film explores lives of NRIs

Indian American Krutin Patel's award-winning film ABCD is all about the Indian diaspora's experience while growing up in the US torn between two cultures. The film is a landmark as in it is the first of its kind to take a look at American Born Confused Desis (ABCD) - a phrase used to describe the schism in the minds of second generation Indian Americans.
ABCD, which embarked on its box-office career with releases in 40 theaters across North America alone, has already captured the attention of Hollywood and noted critics.
Peter Traverse of Rolling Stone magazine called ABCD "a stunning family drama" and "extraordinary."
Kirk Honeycutt of the Hollywood Reporter described ABCD as "a wryly observant comic drama" and compared Patel's work with the earlier works of filmmakers Wayne Wang and Ang Lee.
Through the relationships and conflicts between a traditional Indian mother and her two adult children who grew up in America,