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Dhanush walks the red carpet in veshti, hugs Vicky Kaushal at The Gray Man premiere in Mumbai

Last night the Russo Brothers attended the film's special screening in Mumbai. Scroll to see some photos.

July 21, 2022 16:12 IST

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Ahead of the release of The Gray Man on July 22, director duo Joe and Anthony Russo are in India. Last night the Russo Brothers attended the film's special screening in Mumbai. Scroll to see some photos.

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Dhanush shared this click and wrote, "Welcome to India @therussobrothers #Vanakkam @netflix_in." (Photo: Dhanush/Instagram)

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Vicky Kaushal also welcomed the Russo Brothers. (Photo: Vicky Kaushal/Instagram)

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Vicky Kaushal shared this click with his co-star Dhanush and wrote, "More power to you brother!" (Photo: Vicky Kaushal/Instagram)

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Netflix India shared more photos of the stars from last night's event. A reply from the Russo Brothers read, "Thanks for having us India 🙌." (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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Ahead of the premiere, Vicky Kaushal had shot a special promotional video for the film. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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Fans are going gaga to see Dhanush and Vicky Kaushal in the same frame. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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Vishal Bhardwaj posed at the event. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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The special screening of the Netflix film The Gray Man was also attended by Jacqueline Fernandez. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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Netflix's web series She fame actor Aditi Sudhir Pohankar was seen at the event. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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The Gray Man has Dhanush playing the role of an assassin. The movie also stars Chris Evans, Ryan Gosling and Jessica Henwick. The actor was seen dressed in a traditional veshti at the event. (Photo: Netflix India/Instagram)

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