Suitable space: Vijay VarmaSuitable space: Vijay VarmaGully Boy actor Vijay Varma is set to star in Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy, which is his first international project. In the Indian-American filmmak

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Suitable space: Vijay Varma

Gully Boy actor Vijay Varma is set to star in Mira Nair’s A Suitable Boy, which is his first international project. In the Indian-American filmmaker’s series, which is an adaptation of Vikram Seth’s much-acclaimed novel, Vijay will be seen playing the character of Rasheed, a student at Brahmpur University and also an Arabic teacher.

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