Prime Video, India’s most loved entertainment destination, today launched the humorous and heart-warming trailer of its upcoming Hindi Original drama series Gram Chikitsalay.

Prime Video, India's most loved entertainment destination, today launched the hilarious and heartwarming trailer of its upcoming Hindi Original Drama Series Gram Chikitsalaya. The Original Series is produced under the banner of The Viral Fever (TVF) and created by Deepak Kumar Mishra. The series is written by Vaibhav Suman and Shreya Srivastava and directed by Rahul Pandey. Gram Chikitsalaya is a drama that traces the journey of Dr. Prabhat, an urban doctor, as he takes up the challenge of restarting a nearly defunct Primary Health Centre in a remote village, Bhatkandi. The series stars Amol Parasher and Vinay Pathak in the lead roles, while Akansha Ranjan Kapoor, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Akash Makhija, and Garima Vikrant Singh will be seen in pivotal roles. Gram Chikitsalaya will premiere on 9 May exclusively on Prime Video in India and across 240 countries and territories.

The trailer of Gram Chikitsalaya gives the viewers a glimpse into the chaotic yet charming world of Dr. Prabhat (played by Amol Parasher) as he tries to adjust to the life of Bhatkandi village. The trailer shows how the medical knowledge of a qualified doctor is put to test at every step – sometimes by the doubts of the villagers, sometimes by the shortage of medicines, and sometimes by the complexities of local politics. Amidst all these difficulties, Dr. Prabhat accepts the challenge of winning the trust of the villagers and proving his worth. Gram Chikitsalaya promises to present the struggles, passion and power of human relationships of small towns in a new and refreshing way. Will Dr. Prabhat get his first patient? Will he really be able to bring a change in this village? To find out, watch this interesting journey, starting May 9, only on Prime Video!

Actor Amol Parasher said, "Playing Dr. Prabhat has been one of those rare experiences for me that stays with you long after the camera is turned off. The core essence of Gram Chikitsalaya delves deep into the dedication of a doctor who wants to serve a community from which he constantly faces resistance. The series beautifully weaves light-hearted moments and emotional depth, creating a story that will touch the hearts of the audience. I am extremely excited that the audience will get to see the journey of Dr. Prabhat - including his challenges, his victories, and the struggle to get that first patient. Gram Chikitsalaya will premiere on Prime Video worldwide, including India, on May 9."

"What makes Gram Chikitsalay special is its simplicity and spontaneity. The show beautifully captures the beauty and character of village life, while highlighting an important issue—accessible healthcare," said actor Vinay Pathak, who plays Dak Sahab in the series. "It was a great experience working with such a talented cast—there was a natural camaraderie throughout the production process, which I think has been reflected beautifully on screen as well. Rahul Pandey's direction and the hard work and dedication of the entire crew made this journey truly special. I am very happy to be a part of this project and am looking forward to the premiere of the series so that the audience can experience the humour, challenges and heartwarming moments that make this series so special."

"Gram Chikitsalaya is not just a show about a city doctor trying to bring about a change in a village, it is a story of community, hope, and small moments that change lives," said director Rahul Pandey. "It was wonderful working with Prime Video and TVF; they really understand how to tell stories that are authentic and heartfelt. Our cast and crew have put in a lot of effort to make every scene feel real and lifelike. The result is something special—a series that I think will make viewers laugh, feel emotional, and perhaps even make them look at their own communities differently. I am so excited for everyone to experience this journey when it premieres on Prime Video on May 9."

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