Vicky Kaushal Releases The First Look Of His Next The Immortal Ashwatthama
Vicky Kaushal will star in The Immortal Ashwatthama and he shared the first look today.

Vicky Kaushal took to his Instagram today and to mark the second anniversary of his hit flick – Uri The Surgical Strike, the actor dropped the posters of his next film as he reunites with the team. In the first poster, we see a young man standing on top of a huge hand. It’s a futuristic, VFX-laden poster. With the same excitement and ecstatic mood, he even shared another poster from the film where we see him praying to a giant idol of Lord Shiva. Vicky Kaushal is surely super glad to be a part of this flick and we can truly understand his reason for happiness.
The immortal Aswatthama is produced by Ronnie Screwvala and directed by Aditya Dhar. It is said that the film will be a three-part series and Vicky Kaushal will be seen in a never seen before avatar.
Meanwhile, there are a bunch of superhero flicks awaiting release. Right from Ranbir Kapoor starrer Brahmastra to Kartik Aaryan’s Phantom, Bollywood seems to be on a superhero high and wants to make sure to entertain the audience with some mind-blowing visual effects.
Source: Filmfare
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