Amazon miniTV unveils the trailer of the upcoming short film ‘Sorry Bhaisaab’

Directed by Suman Adhikari, this comedy-drama, Sorry Bhaisaab stars Sharib Hashmi and Gauahar Khan in the lead roles and is all set to release on December 16.

Sorry Bhaisaab will release on miniTV on Amazon’s shopping app – no paid subscription is required. Amazon miniTV is a free, mobile video entertainment service within Amazon’s mobile shopping app, which serves as a TV-in-pocket for every single Amazon customer in India. This short film is produced by Arre Studios, directed by Suman Adhikary, and written by Sumit Ghildiyal. It features talented actors Sharib Hashmi and Gauahar Khan in lead roles. As seen in the trailer, Sorry Bhaisaab revolves around a middle-class couple, residing in the South Delhi DDA flats, who get duped and robbed, leaving the audience intrigued to know what happens next. The short film encapsulates the desires, aspirations of a common middle-class family and how their excitement of getting things for free, costs them dearly.

Sharing the excitement ahead of the launch of the short film actor, Gauahar Khan said, “Sorry Bhaisaab is a very pleasant and quirky short film. The story is very aspirational and extremely relatable and I feel this is the charm of short films with the crisp and snackable content present is what attracts the viewers. I personally had a lot of fun working on this project and I feel there are so many aspects in this film that I personally relate to being a common man and I am really looking forward to seeing how the audiences react to the film.”

Actor Sharib Hashmi further added, “Sorry Bhaisaab is a short film which was envisioned keeping in mind the Indian middle-class couple and their daily livelihood. The story strikes a chord with the aam junta and at the same time makes them relate so deeply with the characters in the short film. The short film has a nice balance of humor and aspiration and that is what makes Sorry Bhaisaab an extremely close project for me.”

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