Janmashtami 2023: Vicky Kaushal Wishes His Fans As Screen Character Bhajan Kumar
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The Great Indian Family will be released on September 22
Vicky Kaushal aka Bhajan Kumar is here with the cutest Janmashtami wish. The actor has shared two photographs from his Janmashtami celebration. In the images, he poses with “nanhe Kanhaiyaas.” Vicky Kaushal, as always, looks dapper in a deep blue kurta and his rugged beard. Extending Janmashtami wishes to fans, Vicky Kaushal wrote, “Bhajan Kumar aur humaare pyaare nanhe Kanhaiyaas ki taraf se aap sabko… Happy Janmashtami! [Wishing you a very happy Janmashtami on behalf of our Bhajan Kumar and our little Lord Krishnas].” Vicky Kaushal plays Bhajan Kumar in his upcoming family drama, The Great Indian Family. Helmed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, The Great Indian Family also stars former Miss World Manushi Chhillar. It will be released in cinemas on September 22.
Check out Vicky Kaushal's Janmashtami post:
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