Bhuvan Bam To Make Big Screen Debut With Wamiqa Gabbi? Here's What We Know So Far

Karan Johar is all set to bring a fresh on-screen pair to audiences with his upcoming family entertainer. Reportedly, Karan Johar has signed Wamiqa Gabbi and Bhuvan Bam to headline a quirky romantic comedy titled Kuku Ki Kundali. The film will be directed by Sharan Sharma.

Bhuvan Bam's Big Screen Debut: Reports

According to a report, Wamiqa Gabbi will be the lead actress in the film. She is one of the most in-demand actresses currently working in both film and streaming. Known for her performances in 'Jubilee', 'Khufiya', and 'Bhool Chuk Maaf', Wamiqa has been praised for her ability to effortlessly adapt to a wide range of roles.

Described as a lighthearted romantic comedy packed with humour, sharp dialogues, and warm family moments, 'Kuku Ki Kundali' will also mark Bhuvan Bam's silver screen debut. He commands a tremendous following in the digital space with fans all over the world, and his acting ventures with projects like 'Taaza Khabar' have established him as a serious actor.

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On The Work Front:

Wamiqa will soon be seen sharing screen space with Akshay Kumar in the upcoming horror-comedy 'Bhooth Bangla', directed by Priyadarshan. The film also stars Tabu and Paresh Rawal and is scheduled for a theatrical release in April 2026. Additionally, Wamiqa is part of 'Dil Ka Darwaaza Khol Na Darling', a romantic drama featuring Siddhant Chaturvedi and veteran actor Jaya Bachchan.

Bhuvan Bam is one of the most popular Indian influencers who runs the YouTube channel BB Ki Vines. Beyond YouTube, Bhuvan has ventured into music, releasing several singles like 'Teri Meri Kahani' and 'Heer Ranjha'. He expanded his creative pursuits by producing and starring in web series such as 'Dhindora', where he played multiple roles, and 'Taaza Khabar', showcasing his versatility as an actor and storyteller.

"Influencer Culture Has Taken Over..."

Earlier, he opened up about influencers taking over acting jobs in Bollywood. In an exclusive conversation with Hindustan Times, he said, "I totally understand where they are coming from because the so-called ‘influencer culture' has taken over. Any producer or OTT platform develops a bias in favour of them. And people are getting cast basis their number of followers."

He added, "So, jo log bol rahe hain, wo ek hadd tak sahi bol rahe hain kyunki hamara format aur platform alag hai, way of approach towards content alag hai."