Marriage of Love

Yasmin and Joe have the perfect life: young, in love, happy, they have just graduated and are taking their first steps towards a dizzying medical career. Wedding planning is in full swing. The only minor detail left is to introduce... their parents. And this is where the perfect picture starts to falter.
To say their families are different is an understatement. Joe's mother is a staunch feminist, while Yasmin's parents are deeply religious Muslims. It seems, is this a problem in modern progressive society? In theory, no, but life couldn't care less about theory.
Will youth, ambition, and love be able to survive the clash of two families? Will Yasmin and Joe, despite judgment and inner fears, be able to rediscover each other and their own "self"?