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| Ranbir Kapoor | ... |
Johnny Balraj
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| Anushka Sharma | ... |
Rosie Noronha
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| Karan Johar | ... |
Kaizad Khambatta
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| Satyadeep Misra | ... |
Chimman Chopra
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Manish Chaudhary | ... |
Jimmy Mistry
(as Manish Chaudhari)
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| Kay Kay Menon | ... |
Vishwas Kulkarni
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Siddartha Basu | ... |
Romi Mehta
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| Vivaan Shah | ... |
Tony
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| Vicky Kaushal | ... |
Basil
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Atul Srivastava | ... |
Rao Saheb Desai
(as Atul Shrivastava)
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Akash Dabas | ... |
Photographer
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| Jagdish Rajpurohit | ... |
Commissioner
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Varun Grover | ... |
Emcee
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Sandesh Jadhav | ... |
Deshpande
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Vasundhara Kaul | ... |
Balraj's Mother
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Set against the backdrop of ambition, love, greed, and jazz - Bombay Velvet is the story of one ordinary man who goes against all odds and forges his destiny to become a 'Big Shot'. Jazz clubs, a passionate love story, a growing metropolis and a phenomenal hunger for a good life. Welcome to the City of Dreams. Welcome to Bombay Velvet. Written by PRC
Although Bombay Velvet has not been doing well, it is a movie that you must watch. The story is very interesting; you keep anticipating what will happen next. The movie is made extremely well; the characters are believable, and the sets make you feel you are in the '60s. The storyline is a bit slow in the first half, but the second half picks up speed. The love story between Anushka Sharma and Ranbir Kapoor is one of my favorite elements of the story. I was a little hesistant to watch this movie based on the reviews, but I do not regret watching it at all. This movie makes up for Ranbir Kapoor's last two flop movies, Besharam and Roy. Overall, this movie is a must watch and you will regret it if you do not watch it.