The Indians were so pleased to be here. Many would just look at the environment and smile. This is the way nature should be treated. Of course, in India we have a much larger population, so much of our environment looks worse. The Indians who came over were taken with the sheer beauty here.

My parents emigrated here when I was 5, so this is the city I grew up in.

I really felt that Indian audiences would be ready for a feature like this one. There are now many Indian communities throughout the world, and Indians in India are well aware of this.

Just smile at what has gone by; it could have been worse.

SMILE costs nothing but values differently.“SMILE” adorned on the face of bumptious people will be remembered by dusty & idle photos or standing statues only and if generously gifted to others’ lives, “SMILE” will be pleasantly treasured to continue to glint and glow on the countenance of many living beings on earth.

It is always more important to spread smile than smile ourselves.