A Nice Indian Boy Gets New Digital Release Date
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A charming new rom-com starring Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff hit theaters last month, A Nice Indian Boy, which features a whirlwind romance, sweet humor, and plenty of dancing.
Its theatrical release was limited, so you may not have had the chance to see it just yet, but that can be remedied from May 6, when A Nice Indian Boy becomes available to rent and buy on Video on Demand platforms.
Harish Patel as Archit Gavaskar, Karan Soni as Naveen Gavaskar, Zarna Garg as Megha Gavaskar, Sunita Mani as Arundhathi Gavaskar in A Nice Indian Boy.
Harish Patel as Archit Gavaskar, Karan Soni as Naveen Gavaskar, Zarna Garg as Megha Gavaskar, Sunita Mani as Arundhathi Gavaskar in A Nice Indian Boy.
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READ: INTERVIEW: "I Felt Like I Could Completely Be Myself" – Karan Soni & Jonathan Groff Discuss A Nice Indian Boy
A Nice Indian Boy is the third directorial effort from Roshan Sethi, whose previous films include 7 Days and World's Best.
We've got the full details below on where to watch A Nice Indian Boy, A Nice Indian Boy physical release date, and when will A Nice Indian Boy be on streaming.
Where Can I Watch A Nice Indian Boy?
A Nice Indian Boy will be available to rent and buy across Video on Demand platforms from May 6. You will be able to find the film on platforms such as Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home.
A Nice Indian Boy Physical Release Date
A Nice Indian Boy does not yet have an expected 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD release date.
Is A Nice Indian Boy Available to Stream in the US?
A Nice Indian Boy is not currently on any streaming services in the US. However, it will likely find a home on a streaming platform in the future.
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