Be it a friend of a hero or a parent or a villain, all eyes are on the hero in the entire film. Along with this, actors with these characters in Bollywood complete a film. Apart from this, these actors are lost in front of the hero after the film is successful. On the other hand, Sanjay Mishra's film Kamyaab, based on the sour, sweet and bitter experiences associated with character actors, is being released on March 6. The trailer of the film has got more than 6 million views on YouTube. Along with this, the success story revolves around the life of character actor Sudhir (Sanjay Mishra), who has done 499 films. Sudhir lives in an old flat in Mumbai. One day a film journalist comes to interview him.

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Apart from this, the questions of journalists to Sudhir seem quite boring. In response to a question, Sudhir says- 'Character actors are like Aloo, they can be mixed with Bachchan, Kapoor, Kumar and with anyone. Only the heroes reside in the hearts of the audience, not the side heroes.' The journalist then reminds him that he has acted in 499 films. The figure of 499 does not come out of Sudhir's mind. He starts preparing for his 500 films. However, the path is not easy. Also helping him in this is casting director Gulati (Deepak Dobriyal). Now, what difficulties does Sudhir faces. Will he be able to do his 500th film? To know the answer to these questions, you have to see Kamyaab. 

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Hardik Mehta wrote and directed this movie. Apart from this, Hardik Mehta has also previously directed Rajkumar Rao's film Trapped. Even though the second half of the film is slow, both the story and the direction of Kamahal keep it tied until the end. Many scenes of the film can directly connect the audience. Currently, the film's climax disappoints a bit. Piyush Pooti's cinematography is very good, which helps in bringing the story to its end.

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