Sunny Kaushal is proud brother seeing Vicky in 'Sam Bahadur': "I think this film chose you"

In a touching display of brotherly admiration, Sunny Kaushal took to social media to shower accolades on his sibling, Vicky Kaushal, for the much-anticipated film, 'Sam Bahadur.' Sunny, visibly moved by Vicky's portrayal of the charismatic war hero Sam Manekshaw, penned a heartfelt note that resonated with genuine appreciation for the film and its stellar performances.

Sharing a captivating image of Vicky on the big screen, Sunny expressed his astonishment, stating, "@vickykaushal09 Just when I think you've outdone yourself, you surprise me yet again... I know you manifested this film and now I can see why. I think this film chose you. I don't think anybody could've played Sam better... you've given your heart and soul and everything in between to portray the life of a man which was so valiantly lived... I could see it in your body, in your dialogues, but most importantly I could see it in your eyes... Brother, I am so so so proud of you  #SamIsHere #SamBahadur" 

As Sunny poured out his admiration for Vicky, he also took a moment to applaud the entire team behind 'Sam Bahadur.' In a subsequent post, he commended the filmmakers and other cast members penning, "What a film.. what an amazing film this is... @rsvpmovies @meghnagulzar thank you so much for making Sam Bahadur.. it is truly remarkable how you have so beautifully managed to show the life, the character, the love this man had for his country and uniform in a span of 2.5 hours.. it made me laugh, cry, inspired and most importantly it made me realise what great courage and character means.. fantastic performances by @fatimasanashaikh @sanyamalhotra_@mohdzeeshanayyub and of course @vickykaushal09 But more on him in the next story >>"

'Sam Bahadur,' set to hit theaters on December 1, is a period film that delves into the life of Sam Manekshaw, a war hero with a decorated military career spanning four decades. Alongside Vicky Kaushal, the film features stellar performances from Fatima Sana Shaikh, Sanya Malhotra, and Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub, offering a poignant portrayal of a significant chapter in India's history.