Hari, an effervescent taxi driver in Dharamshala, says, “I’m tense about the wedding now,” handing over his wedding card to a relative as the camera adjusts itself to show apprehension writ large on his face. During the course of the next 175 minutes, we share the 30-year-old’s trepidation and excitement as he ties the knot with Suman, whom he has met for just two minutes but now is madly in love with, thanks to a cell phone. When Hari Got Married, a documentary film by Tenzing Sonam and Ritu Sarin, which premiered at the Films From the South Festival in Oslo last September, is about how Hari embraces a pivotal modern-age tool -- the cell phone -- to know his future life partner.u00a0

When Hari got Married u00a0chronicles the life of Hari, as he ties the knot with Suman, and the traditional wedding customs