As she sifts through her friends, lovers and jobs, Leela’s nonchalance, lack of ambition and her quirks such as smoking in the ‘right’ way or switching cities after romantic failure either grow on you or leave you wondering— what does she want?

Notably the somewhat serious interludes in her dispassionate life were courtesy her boyfriends— a posh dinner with her English beau Richard’s friend and his family where she faced subtle racism and the other being her meetings with her Indian lover, Vikram's catty yet cool mother, whose elitist comments manage to ruffle Leela's feathers. Another Country can be passed of as a charmed biography of impassive adolescents, who struggle to cope with young adulthood with a deadpan face.