| Vicky Donor | |
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 Theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Shoojit Sircar[1] |
| Produced by | John Abraham[2] |
| Written by | Juhi Chaturvedi[3][4][5] |
| Starring | Ayushmann Khurrana Yami Gautam Annu Kapoor |
| Music by | Abhishek-Akshay[6] |
| Studio | Rising Sun Films |
| Distributed by | John Abraham Entertainment Eros Entertainment |
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| Running time | 125 mins |
| Country | ‹See Tfd› India |
| Language | ‹See Tfd› Hindi |
| Budget |  5 crore (US$1 million)[7][8][9] |
| Box office | 34.25 crore (US$6.83 million)[10] |
The story is about Dr Baldev Chaddha (Annu Kapoor), a well qualified fertility expert, runs a fertility clinic and a sperm bank in Daryaganj, Delhi, that guarantees a high quality and specialized sperm for the purpose. Unfortunately, he has more failed cases to his credit than successes. A healthy, high performing donor is the need of the hour. While searching for his 'Indian Alexander', Dr Chaddha bumps into Vicky Arora (Ayushmann Khurrana). Vicky, who is the only son and of no financial support to Dolly, a widow, who runs a small beauty parlor from home in Lajpat Nagar.
As luck would have it, a small brawl in the colony brings Dr Chaddha and Vicky, face to face, where Chaddha, concludes that Vicky could be the donor he has been looking for. From here on, Chaddha's days and nights are spent in convincing Vicky to become a donor until he finally gives in. Vicky finds his love interest in Ashima Roy (Yami Gautam), a pretty Bengali girl, who works in a Bank. But soon their hunky dory world comes crashing down because of Vicky's past as a donor. With a brief emotional roller coaster
ride, Vicky Donor is a light-hearted take on the subject of sperm donation
Vicky Donor deals with the concept of sperm donation and infertility. When questioned about the risky subject matter, Abraham responded "Basically, Vicky Donor is a romantic comedy. But the concept is set against the background of sperm donation." Abraham hoped that the film could shed light on a serious issue still considered "taboo" in Indian society. Sircar said, "I want to take a light-hearted look at the taboo attached to infertility and artificial insemination". Before filming began, Sircar researched upon the plot themes for three years. Juhi Chaturvedi who wrote film's screenplay based on her own idea had previously stayed in Lajpat Nagar as a student at College of Arts, Delhi. As the scripts went through several drafts, she also met a couple who run a noted fertility clinic in Mumbai
Production
Despite the usual trend, Abraham did not take up the leading role in the film: "It was a conscious decision to not act in my first production because I believe producing a film is about creating quality content that I believe in." Director Sircar suggested Khurrana, a video jockey and television host, for the role of Vicky; he was considered because he was popular among the youth. I can read and write in it too."Khurrana turned down three film projects to play the lead in Vicky Donor. To prepare for the role, he met several medical experts and donors to understand the concept of sperm donation; a major medical consultant specializing in the field was later inducted as a medical adviser for the film. Additionally, Khurrana studied acting and attended workshops with N.K. Sharma in Delhi. It was later reported that Abraham would perform an "item number" in the film. Commenting on the lead's performance, Abraham said "I am glad I cast Ayushmann in the lead. He's a complete natural, has all the trappings of a fine actor and has delivered a super performance. It doesn't seem like Vicky Donor is his first film." It was reported that the film's production crew would feature "the best technicians from Los Angeles", and acclaimed action choreographer J J Perry. Incidentally, Ayushmann who plays the lead role, successfully performed a task on reality show Roadies Season 2, which was sperm donation.
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