Desperate Endeavors Trailer

Desperate Endeavors highlights the chase of the American Dream by Bombay-born immigrant Ram Patel, who arrives in New York City in the 1973. Beset by financial struggles, and supporting a family, he jumps over hurdles of discrimination and prejudice and then "plugs his finger into the dike" of his frenzied life to carry on his dream of making it in America. Ram learns to live a more balanced life and turns his fortunes around to success. Based on a True Story. Adapted from the book, "Seeking Home" by Jayant Patel.

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Feature film
• India
• Indian Cinema
• Michael Madsen
• Ismail Bashey
• Robert Clohessy
• Gulshan Grover
• Samrat Chakrabarti
• Drama
• American Dream
• Dramedy
• Bollywood
• Hollywood
• New York Filmmakers
• New York City
• 1973
• 1970s cinema
• art film
• light and dark
• chiaroscuro
• debt
• borrowing money
• Madsen
• responsibility
• dada
• Dada Bhagwan
• Eastern religiion
• immigrant
• immigration
• immigrating
• success
• Indian American
• Never Give Up
• new beginnings
• materialism

[jack123jhon]

hi were can i get dvd of this movie am not able to find or can you give me copy i want to see please..

[sonamparakh1]

jsca



[thegreatbunty]

Jay Sacchidanand.......

[VISHUDDHATMA]

Apart from all the glitter of the NYIFF , the real story is to know Jayant Patel and his spirtual master, Gnani Purush Dadashri, popularly known as Dada Bhagwan, who is briefly shared in the movie and in the book. The Bliss of the Self is much more than the 'heaven' referred to. If the the film inspires the viewer to know more about Dadashri than it would have served the effort my very humble friend, Jayant Patel.

[25TEMPLAR]

Seems nice. Well put together..

[550891]

Excellent work !. can't wait to see it. I Admire Salim Kassan's talent, devotion and endless love he has for film. 

[ThatDeviantBitch]

When and where can this movie be seen?

[kausourayon]

Bullcrap

[therealsoulman]

Heaven is Around the Corner. Open Your Eyes and Read the signs. Funky P Society.com

[robertoblake2]

Salim Kassan's work and vision is pure genius and it has been my great pleasure to have been involved with this project. I feel this is a story that everyone can relate to.