The much-anticipated trailer for Love in Vietnam has finally arrived, and it’s brimming with soulful melodies, heartfelt chemistry, and a nostalgic charm that breathes new life into cinematic romance. Touted as India’s first-ever official co-production with Vietnam, the film brings together Shantanu Maheshwari, Avneet Kaur, and celebrated Vietnamese actress Kha Ngan—named among Asia’s 100 most beautiful women.
From the very first frame, Love in Vietnam announces itself as a musical saga where love transcends geography and culture. Drawing inspiration from Sabahattin Ali’s timeless bestseller Madonna in a Fur Coat, the trailer weaves a narrative that feels intimate yet grand, a story that speaks in silence and lingers in every glance.
The bond between the lead pair radiates old-school romance—think Laila-Majnu vibes, wrapped in modern production values. Their on-screen chemistry carries a tender intensity that instantly captures your attention. Complementing them is a powerhouse supporting cast including Farida Jalal, Raj Babbar, and Gulshan Grover, whose presence adds emotional depth and gravitas to the unfolding love story.
But the film isn’t just about romance—it’s a cultural celebration. The trailer release itself was infused with vibrant energy, featuring thunderous dhol beats and lively bhangra performances that turned the launch event into a joyous cinematic celebration. The visuals tantalize as well, offering sweeping glimpses of Vietnamese landscapes intertwined with aesthetic shots from India—a visual poetry that matches the story’s emotional tone.
Under the direction of Rahhat Shah Kazmi, Love in Vietnam is presented by Zee Studios and produced by a collaboration of notable banners including Captain Rahul Bali, Blue Lotus Pictures, Innovations India, Rahat Kazmi Film Studios, Zebaish Entertainment, Tariq Khan Productions, Mango Tree Entertainment, and Samten Hills, Dalat.
The theatrical release is set for 12 September 2025, giving audiences just the right window to sink into what promises to be a poignant musical romance that bridges continents and hearts. In a film landscape filled with high-octane action and dramatic twists, Love in Vietnam reminds us of the timeless magic of simple love stories—of longing looks, heartfelt songs, and the unspoken poetry that blossoms between two souls.