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Airing as part of Hallmark’s beloved Countdown to Christmas 2024, Christmas With The Singhs causes cultural clashes.

Christmas is the time when many families meet for the first time and Hallmark’s holiday movie Christmas With The Singhs is one of those family meetings.

The movie stars Anuja Joshi and Benjamin Hollingsworth and will premiere during the network’s popular Countdown to Christmas 2024. Read on to find out more about the movie and its cast.

Christmas With The Singhs is all about families on Hallmark Channel Photo: Manoj Sood, Nimet Kanji

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According to TV Insider, Asha Singh (Anuja Joshi) and Jake O’Brien (Benjamin Hollingsworth) are newly engaged and are looking forward to spending Christmas together. However, their relationship is tested when their families’ cultural and holiday traditions clash.

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Hallmark knows the holidays are when many families meet for the first time. The Countdown To Christmas movie Christmas With The Singhs is just that. This stars Anuja Joshi and Virgin River star Benjamin Hollingsworth.

“Newly engaged Asha Singh and Jake O’Brien are excited to spend Christmas together, but their relationship is tested when their families’ cultural and holiday traditions clash.”

How crazy will things get? Here is more about this new holiday movie.

Photo: Michele Scarabelli, Greg Rogers, Benjamin Hollingsworth, Anuja Joshi, Manoj Sood, Nimet Kanji, Adiv Sharma Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Syd Wong What Is Hallmark’s Christmas With The Singhs About?

Hallmark’s Christmas With The Singhs promises a fun family clash. Starring Anuja Joshi and Ben Hollingsworth, this is part of the Countdown To Christmas programming. What is this about? Here is what TV Insider says about this Christmas movie.

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Members of the white nationalist group Patriot Front marched through the streets of Nashville on Saturday, carrying confederate flags and a “Reclaim America” banner while wearing masks to cover their faces. But Utah Sen. Mike Lee suggested without proof that the event was a “false flag.”

“Without the iron-clad resolve of our ancestors, there would be no America. We are heirs to an expansive and continental homeland purchased with immeasurable sacrifice… Nationalism is natural. Patriotism is inevitable,” the group’s leader, Thomas Rousseau, chanted into a bullhorn during the weekend march.

The 12th Annual Moving Families Forward gala took place at the Jw Marriott Essex House on Monday, October 22nd in New York City.

Tamsen Fadal, Gisselle Acevedo, Cynthia McFadden, Arnold Syrop, Lois Braverman and Martha Fling

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Tamsen Fadal, eleven-time Emmy award -winning Pix 11 News Anchor, returned to host the evening for the fifth consecutive year. Gisselle Acevedo, the new President & CEO of the Ackerman Institute for the Family, presided over the gala for the first time. The event benefited the vital programs and ongoing services for children and families at the Ackerman Institute for the Family.

The Ackerman Institute for the Family honored:

· Cynthia McFadden, Senior legal and investigative correspondent for NBC News, with the Ackerman Family Advocate Award.

· Lois Braverman, President Emeritus of the Ackerman Institute for the Family, with the Ackerman Innovative Leadership Award.

· Arnold Syrop, Principal and creative director of Arnold Syrop Architects,...