Amid the recent heavy rainfall and flood situation in Gujarat, Team ‘Chiranjeevi’ of the upcoming Gujarati action-adventure thriller film ‘Get Set Go’ (releasing on August 7, 2026) has set a fine example of humanity. After engaging in ground-level relief work, the members of Team Chiranjeevi met with the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Gujarat and officially announced that the entire ground promotion budget allocated for the film will be dedicated to flood relief operations in the state.
Actor-producer Deepak Tijori, Jhinal Belani, Bhaumik Sampat, Om Bhatt, and Team Chiranjeevi paid a courtesy visit to the Chief Minister and expressed their heartfelt empathy regarding the flood-affected areas. The team stated that funds originally meant for marketing and ground promotion events will now be utilized to help flood-affected families, rehabilitate farmers who suffered losses, and support educational activities in the impacted regions.
Therefore, ‘Team Get Set Go’ unanimously decided that the entire budget earmarked for ground promotion will now be directed toward serving the flood victims of Gujarat.
“‘Chiranjeevi’ is not just the concept of a film; it is a responsibility. True heroes are not born on the silver screen—they are forged by standing beside people in times of crisis.”
Prior to this meeting, heavy and continuous waterlogging in the GulbaiTekra area of Ahmedabad had left many poor and needy families in dire circumstances. Recognizing the severity of the situation, Deepak Tijori, Jhinal Belani, Bhaumik Sampat, SamvednaSuwalka, Om Bhatt, alongside other cast members and Team Chiranjeevi, personally visited the local families to distribute nutritious food packets and clean drinking water bottles.
The biggest highlight of this adventure drama is its powerful star cast. Renowned Bollywood actor Deepak Tijori stars in a lead role. Joining him is a stellar ensemble from Gujarati cinema, including Bhaumik Sampat, Jhinal Belani (who has also written the film’s story), Raunaq Kamdar, SamvednaSuwalka, Bhavya Gandhi, Om Bhatt, Sharad Sharma, Dharmendra Gohil, Muni Jha, Bhavini Jani, Morli Patel, Premal Yagnik, Manthan Paleja, and Asmit Joshi.
From a technical standpoint, the film is fully equipped to elevate Gujarati cinema to a global scale. It features impressive high-end VFX and cutting-edge computer graphics. In particular, the cycling stunts, high-speed chase sequences, and action scenes have been crafted with precision and thrill using VFX. Furthermore, stunning visuals of Ahmedabad’s iconic Riverfront and the high-quality visual treat on screen promise to mesmerize audiences.
