Mere Brother Ki Dulhan

A Mumbai man finds himself in an unpredictable situation when the prospective bride of his older brother is a woman he has history with.

Cast

Ali Zafar

as Luv Agnihotri

Imran Khan

as Kush Agnihotri

Katrina Kaif

as Dimple D. Dixit

Tara D'Souza

as Piali Patel

Kyra Dutt

as Special Appearance

Parikshat Sahni

as Colonel Agnihotri

Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub

as Shobhit

Kanwaljit Singh

as Mr. Dilip Dixit

Sufi Malhotra

as Robin

Suparna Marwah

as Kanak Agnihotri

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