Director: Raaj Shaandilyaa
A stolen video CD turns a newlywed couple's quiet life upside down, forcing them into a frantic scramble neither of them saw coming.
What is Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video about?
Set in contemporary India, Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video follows a recently married couple whose private recording disappears just as their new life together is settling into a rhythm. What begins as an embarrassing inconvenience escalates into a chain of comic misadventures as the pair race to track down the missing CD before it reaches the wrong hands. Along the way, the couple contends with meddling relatives, opportunistic characters, and a small-town rumor mill that turns every setback into a spectacle. The film leans fully into farce, using the couple's mounting panic and the town's gossip cycle to build one absurd complication after another, all while keeping the emotional stakes of a marriage under public scrutiny in view.
Cast & crew
Rajkummar Rao and Triptii Dimri anchor the film as the newlyweds at the center of the chaos, with Vijay Raaz and Mallika Sherawat rounding out a supporting cast built for comic timing. Director Raaj Shaandilyaa, working with a runtime just over two and a half hours, gives the ensemble room to build out the town's gossip network as its own running joke.
Context & significance
As an Indian comedy built around a modern anxiety, the film taps into a familiar genre of small-town farce, where a single scandal spirals through an entire community's social fabric. Its 5.2 rating on IMDb points to a reception split between viewers who enjoyed the broad comic energy and those who wanted a sharper satire underneath the noise, but the premise itself has kept the film in conversation since release.
Where & how to watch
Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wala Video is available on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can follow the comedy either by ear or by reading along in Farsi. The film's page can be browsed by anyone without an account; watching the film itself requires logging in to K-Time, where menus and search stay in Farsi throughout.