Ahmedabad: Bringing a fresh wave of adventure to Gujarati cinema, the upcoming film ‘Get Set Go’ is all set to hit the tracks. After successful ventures like Teekhi Meethi Life, Poori Paani, and Bhagwan Bachave, the makers – Valmiki Pictures, in collaboration with Jaliyan group, are presenting a unique Gujarati film based on cycle racing. The grand muhurat (auspicious launch) of the film was recently held with much fanfare.
The film boasts a star-studded cast featuring Deepak Tijori, Bhaumik Sampat, Jhinal Belani, Raunaq Kamdar, Samvedna Suvalka, Om Bhatt, Sharad Sharma, Dharmendra Gohil, Bhavya Gandhi, Muni Jha, Bhavini Jani, Morli Patel, and Premal Yagnik.
At the Ahmedabad launch event, the main cast including Deepak Tijori, Bhaumik Sampat, Jinal Belani, Raunaq Kamdar, Sanvedna Suvalka, and others graced the occasion and officially kickstarted this adventurous cinematic journey. A traditional puja was performed, and daring cycle stunts – reflecting the core theme of the movie – were showcased, leaving the audience in awe.
Such a magnificent muhurat event is perhaps a first for the Gujarati film industry.
The story revolves around a group that steals from the rich to help the poor – but with a twist. Their method of theft is unconventional, with bicycles playing a key role in their daring escapades.
What happens next will be revealed as the release date nears. Only after its release will audiences get to experience the true essence of this high-energy adventure.With a mix of cycling, action, and heartfelt emotion, this multi-starrer film is expected to bring something refreshing and exciting to Gujarati cinema.
The spirited presence of the entire cast at the muhurat event reflected the team’s energy and confidence. Now, the audience eagerly awaits the release – because ‘Get Set Go’ is not just a film – it’s an electrifying journey that will touch your heart.
It’s not just about a race or cycling – it’s a story of courage, self-belief, and the fight for justice.
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