
Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011) on Netflix
Luv Agnihotri asks his younger brother Kush to find him a bride. Kush's search leads him to Dimple Dixit, a woman he once met briefly during a college trip.
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Plot summary
Luv Agnihotri ends his relationship with Piyali Patel in London and asks his younger brother Kush, who works as an assistant film director and photographer in Mumbai, to find him a bride. Kush returns to Dehradun, where his mother Kanak is a homemaker and his father, Colonel Swarnik Agnihotri, a retired army officer. The family travels across India meeting candidates found through the Colonel's connections, without success. On the suggestion of Kush's friends, the family advertises for a match in a newspaper. Dilip Dixit, a father in Delhi who works in the Foreign Office, replies. When the Agnihotris call on the Dixit family, Kush is surprised to find the bride is Dimple Dixit, an outspoken woman he came across five years earlier on a college trip. Kush urges her to consider the match, and after meeting Luv online she agrees.
Cast
Ali Zafaras Luv Agnihotri
Imran Khanas Kush Agnihotri
Katrina Kaifas Dimple D. Dixit
Tara D'Souzaas Piali Patel
Kyra Duttas Special Appearance
Parikshat Sahnias Colonel Agnihotri
Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyubas Shobhit
Kanwaljit Singhas Mr. Dilip Dixit
Sufi Malhotraas Robin
Suparna Marwahas Kanak Agnihotri
Karamveer Choudharyas Haryanvi girl's father
- Marhu Sheikhas Lata Dixit
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- While shooting a comic scene at Pataudi Palace on 29 September 2010, Katrina Kaif was hit in the face by a prop gun handled by Imran Khan, leaving her with a minor nose injury; she called the incident unintentional.
- During filming in Nabha, Katrina Kaif's hair became tangled in a fan, and both co-star Ali Zafar and a crew member suffered minor injuries while freeing her.
- Katrina Kaif slapped Imran Khan repeatedly for one scene, shooting numerous retakes at Khan's own request so that the director would have a variety of options.






















