Meet Vicky Kaushal's "Great Indian Family" (Reel One)
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Directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, the movie is slated to release in theatres on September 22
Vicky Kaushal is gearing up for the release of his upcoming film The Great Indian Family. Directed by Vijay Krishna Acharya, the movie is slated to release in theatres on September 22. On Tuesday, the makers unveiled the trailer of The Great Indian Family. Vicky Kaushal plays Bhajan Kumar aka Ved Vyas Tripathi, a devotional singer in the film. Bhajan Kumar describes himself as the "undisputed king of bhajans" in Balrampur. His life turns upside down after the Tripathi household receives a letter claiming that he [Bhajan Kumar] was born in a family of a different faith. Will Bhajan Kumar be able to bring his “Great Indian Family” together?
One of the most exciting and key elements of The Great Indian Family is Bhajan Kumar aka Vicky Kaushal's super traditional family. Take a look at the star cast here:
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