The vibrant cultures of india, uganda, and the american south come together in mississippi masala by mira nair monsoon wedding, a luminous look at the complexities of love in the modern melting pot. Years after her indian family was forced to flee their home in uganda by the dictatorship of idi amin, twentysomething mina homeland's sarita choudhury spends her days cleaning rooms in an indian run motel in mississippi.when she falls for the charming black carpet cleaner demetrius the tragedy of macbeth's denzel washington, their passionate romance challenges the prejudices of both of their families and exposes the rifts between the region's indian and african american communities.tackling thorny issues of racism, colourism, culture clash, and displacement with bighearted humour and keen insight, nair serves up a sweet, sexy, and deeply satisfying celebration of love's power.new 4k digital restoration, supervised by director mira nair and director of photography ed lachman, with 2.0 surround dts hd master audio soundtracknew audio commentary featuring nairnew conversation between actor sarita choudhury and film critic devika girishnew interviews with lachman, screenwriter sooni taraporevala, and production designer and photographer mitch epsteinenglish subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearingplus an essay by critic bilal qureshi and excerpts from nair's production journal