Mehmaan trailer: Bhojpuri superstar Arvind Akela Kallu has finally dropped the trailer of his much-awaited film Mehmaan. Within just a few hours of release, the trailer started trending on social media with fans showering love and excitement.
A Unique Twist in the Story
The plot of Mehmaan revolves around a young man whose marriage keeps getting delayed. Eventually, he is tricked into marriage, but his farewell (vidai) is scheduled six months later.
From here, the real drama begins. Once the in-laws discover the truth, everything takes a sharp emotional turn.
Strong Star Cast & Direction
Directed by Lal Babu Pandit, the film stars:
- Arvind Akela Kallu in the lead role
- Darshana Banik and Pooja Thakur as female leads
- Along with veteran actors Sanjay Pandey, Samarth Chaturvedi, Vinod Mishra, Shraddha Naval, and others in pivotal roles.
What Arvind Akela Kallu Said
At the trailer launch, Kallu expressed his excitement:
“Mehmaan is very close to my heart. The film has emotions, entertainment, and family drama all packed together. The shooting atmosphere felt like home, and I’m confident audiences will connect with it deeply.”
Fans’ Overwhelming Response
Released on the official SRK Music YouTube channel, the trailer crossed millions of views within hours.
Fans in the comments praised Kallu’s powerful acting and called the story fresh and different.
Why Mehmaan Stands Out
- A fresh take on marriage and farewell traditions
- Kallu’s powerful screen presence
- A mix of emotions, drama, and family bonding
- Perfect entertainer for family audiences
FAQs – Bhojpuri Movie Mehmaan
Q1. When was the trailer of Mehmaan released?
➡️ The trailer was launched in August 2025 on SRK Music’s official YouTube channel.
Q2. Who plays the lead roles in the movie?
➡️ Arvind Akela Kallu, Darshana Banik, and Pooja Thakur.
Q3. What is the central theme of Mehmaan?
➡️ It’s the story of a groom whose marriage happens, but the farewell ceremony is delayed for six months.
Q4. Who directed the film?
➡️ The movie is directed by Lal Babu Pandit.
