Once Upon A Timezone . . .

In the heart of middle-class India Neel Pandey just out of college dreams day and night of his first love - America - and also of an escape from his father's grandiose desire to land an upper caste daughter-in-law.

Unable to go to the United States he takes the second best -- a job at a call centre where he assumes an American identity. Meanwhile in faraway New York Angela Cruz has escaped her racist father and life in Jackson Mississippi and is a journalist chasing her big story - of a school band of immigrant kids in a New York suburb who have been selected to perform at a musical extravaganza but don't have the money to fly there.

Angela buys a computer it malfunctions and she calls the call center to scream at them. She runs into Neel and many many conversations later they tumble into a faraway romance.

Once upon a Timezone is a funny light-hearted look at two people intwo different continents who are both trying to escape similar worlds of prejudice and who realize somewhere along the way that mix-ups and cover-ups nationalities and distances notwithstanding they are deeply in love.