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‘Made in China’ trailer: Rajkummar brings ‘soup-er hit jugaad of the year’

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While Indians are well acquainted with the term ‘Jugaad’, Rajkummar Rao is here as a Gujarati entrepreneur in ‘Made in China’ to prove that it can actually yield great results.

The trailer of the film came out on Wednesday and it starts with Paresh Rawal advising Rajkummar on how to be an entrepreneur, the hero then sets out on a journey to China where he finds the ultimate “key” to attract customers.

Rajkummar returns with a potion which he claimed is a healer of every ‘gupt rog’ – a Hindi moniker for sexual disorders – and partners with Boman Irani who is playing a doctor.

The hilarious trailer also features of glimpses of him with wife Rukmini, played by Mouni Roy, and it doesn’t take long for Rajkummar to garner fame with his magical ‘soup’.

With special appearances from Gajraj Rao and Paresh, the clip is sure to take you on a comical ride.

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The quirky comedy is based on the life of a struggling Gujarati businessman, Raghu (Rajkummar), who embarks on a journey to China in order to make his business flourish.

The film has been helmed by National Award-winner Mikhil Musale, who won the best director for his 2016 drama-thriller ‘Wrong Side Raju’. Dinesh Vijan is producing the flick.

‘Made in China’, originally scheduled to hit the big screens on August 15, will now be releasing on Diwali this year.

(ANI)

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