Bhuvan Bam is about to shake things up on the big screen with Karan Johar’s Kuku Ki Kundali, but not the way anyone expected. In this Dharma Productions film where he stars alongside Wamiqa Gabbi, Bam’s character, Kukku, finds himself in a truly bizarre spot. His horoscope’s got a stubborn flaw, and apparently, the only fix is marrying a ghost.

At first, people thought this was just a heartwarming, family-friendly rom-com. Turns out, there’s a wild supernatural twist. Kukku isn’t just hunting for love, he’s got to tie the knot with someone from the other side. Rumor has it, one of the women in the film isn’t even alive. She’s a ghost, plain and simple.

Sharan Sharma, the director behind Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl, is at the helm. He’s known for mixing honest emotion with down-to-earth storytelling, so this ought to be interesting. The shoot kicks off late 2025, mostly in Mumbai, with a few scenes set against those classic hill-station backdrops.

For Bam, this isn’t just another gig, it’s huge. He’s already a YouTube legend with BB Ki Vines, and folks loved him in Taaza Khabar, but this is his first leap into a full-blown theatrical film. Dharma Productions on the marquee, big-screen buzz, he’s living the dream, and he’s not shy about it. He even told his fans on Instagram that this is a “dream come true.”

Wamiqa Gabbi’s in the mix as his co-star, giving the movie even more weight. Insiders say she really helps ground all the ghostly craziness. While she’s busy with this role, she’s also talking to Dharma about another project. It’s a busy time for her.

What really sets Kuku Ki Kundali apart is how it smashes genres together. Astrology, family comedy, romance, and a dash of the supernatural, it’s not your usual Dharma rom-com. They’re swinging for something fresh, not just another cookie-cutter love story. This isn’t just a big moment for Bam. It’s a bold move for Johar’s studio too. One thing’s for sure: people are already talking.