Dr. Cabbie 2014 123movies

Watch: Dr. Cabbie 2014 123movies, Full Movie Online – An unemployed doctor turned cab driver becomes a local hero when he converts his taxi into a mobile clinic. Dr. CABBIE is the heart warming journey of a young Indian Doctor who immigrates to Canada with the selfless ambition of healing others while beginning a new life in the land of opportunity. Dr. CABBIE discovers his true purpose and true love when he embarks upon this journey of a doctor turned cabbie..
Plot: An unemployed doctor turned cab driver becomes a local hero when he converts his taxi into a mobile clinic.
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	6.0/10 Votes: 3,805
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	N/A Votes: 19 Popularity: 2.229 | TMDB

Reviews:

Some good, mostly cringe
I appreciated some of what the movie was doing… mostly, the basic premise that there are immigrants with advanced degrees who can’t find jobs and are forced to become cabbies. But there is just so much cringe.

Dr. Cabbie’s entire family was a caricature of an eccentric Indian mother and an eccentric Indian uncle. And the uncle’s wife, whew; at least that was a little bit funny. The supporting characters like the new best friend Tony, the landlord, the landlord’s daughter, etc. Are also all caricatures.

And somehow movies about South Asian immigrants always involve them falling in love with a white blonde woman. This movie is no different. At least Adrienne Palicki did a great job and she had some interesting things going on. There is a reason she’s the only actor I am mentioning by name in this entire review.

The movie is pretty diverse and includes characters from diverse backgrounds, but it also seriously leans into negative stereotypes about these groups, which was SO CRINGE. And finally, it tries to make a heartfelt plea about how Dr. Cabbie is selfless and transcends race and religion and boundaries to treat patients; it made it seem like he emigrated to Canada out of the goodness of his heart, except no, he did that to seek opportunity for himself. If he truly cared about helping the needy, he was more needed in India than in Canada. So, don’t give us that BS, movie.

Worth a watch!
Went to the advance screening in Vancouver and had a really good time. The movie is light and funny and had the audience in splits. I’d put this up there with the Harold & Kumar movies – zany comedies with no great intellectual pretences and made purely so the audiences can have 100 minutes of fun and belly laughs. While all the cast members including lead players Vinay Virmani and Adrianne Palicki do a fine job, the surprise package is Kunal Nayyar, better known as Raj. Big Bang Theory fans you’re in for a special treat! The story takes the issue of non-recognition of IMGs or International Medical Graduates from many countries not being allowed to practice in Canada despite a shortage of doctors, head on. But mercifully it does so without getting preachy. While the presence of two artists of Indian origin may tempt people to think it will appeal only to a certain demographic, I think Dr. Cabbie is the kind of movie that will be enjoyed by ALL of Canada.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 41 min (101 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 223003
Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Comedy
Director Jean-François Pouliot
Writer Vinay Virmani, Ron Kennell, Manu Chopra
Actors Vinay Virmani, Adrianne Palicki, Kunal Nayyar
Country Canada, India
Awards 1 win
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Camera Arri Alexa
Laboratory Technicolor
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