India Sweets & Spices is a **stolen small family business trademark** being used for marketing purposes. It's pretty low that the filmmakers and two major film companies (**SK Global and CAA**) would continue to allow this trademark infringement to continue without so much as a comment. I also noticed Variety hasn't posted the interview I did with them regarding this theft.
India Sweets & Spices is cliched garbage. It plays to the lowest common denominator and does nothing to really explore anything earth shattering despite what the poorly Photoshopped climax would have you believe. What’s worse the filmmaker felt fit to just nab a name off an Indian store with a three decade long history in the Southern California area and the filmmaker passes it off like some social faux pas. It’s trademark dilution and you can see if online now that this film has been released and completely dominated all results for the name. That’s what money can do when you swing it around like a weapon. This filmmaker and the companies she’s working with, in my opinion, have no decency.
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