Out of Control

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Brande Roderick, Hrishitaa Bhatt, and Riteish Deshmukh in Out of Control (2003)

When his work permit expires in New York, Jaswinder Bedi gets married to a bar dancer, Sally Turner, and moves in with her. When he is informed that his Patiala-based father, Jatta Singh Bed... Read allWhen his work permit expires in New York, Jaswinder Bedi gets married to a bar dancer, Sally Turner, and moves in with her. When he is informed that his Patiala-based father, Jatta Singh Bedi, is ill, he rushes home - only to find that he must now get married to Richa or else his... Read allWhen his work permit expires in New York, Jaswinder Bedi gets married to a bar dancer, Sally Turner, and moves in with her. When he is informed that his Patiala-based father, Jatta Singh Bedi, is ill, he rushes home - only to find that he must now get married to Richa or else his sister will remain unmarried for life. He marries Richa, leaves her behind, and returns b... Read all

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3.3/10

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9RKMAXIMA02

Brande Roderick steals the movie. Cant get enough of it!!

Out of Control is a great romantic comedy!!! The cast is great!!! Ritesh Deshmuhk's character is off the wall funny trying to balance out 2 marriages, one in America which he's married to Brande Roderick(Sally), and the other in India. For me Brande Roderick steals the spotlight with her character as Sally, a struggling lounge singer who later makes it with a little advice from Jimmy(Ritesh). Her style and charm is what makes this movie great. The way she speaks her Hindi dialouges are cute and amazing. MY GOD she looks HOTT throughout the movies song and dance sequences. Hopefully we see Brande Roderick in other Hollywood and Bollywood roles in the near future!!

5AishFan

Cashing in on Brande's body

This is a lame crossover movie. The first half-1 hour is so bad, it's funny. Brande is speaking "tuti-puthi," awfully disjointed Hindi. You start asking questions like, "What the heck?" after watching scenes like the "Gaon Ki Gori" scene. Brande is attractive though and gives some visual entertainment for half the audience. She concentrates too much on speaking Hindi, but when its English, she acts well. The Haasil actress performs surprisingly well. Songs are good except for "Tu Mera Pyaar Bhi Hai." The best part of the flick is the comic relief (if you haven't gotten enough from Brande's Hindi) of Mango and the cross-dresser.