New Delhi:
Prime Video gave original drama series Village Hospital (Gram chikitsalay) The release date is announced, this series will be the OTT platform premiere on 9 May. Now in this way the web series of Prime Video has come to the village hospital to compete with the panchayat. This original series, built under the banner of The viral fever, has been created by Deepak Kumar Mishra, while its story is written by Vaibhav Suman and Shreya Srivastava and directed by Rahul Pandey. This series with five episodes is based on the trip to ambitious urban doctor Dr. Prabhat, who has to deal with the hurdles of the government machinery, the doubts of the local people and the unique problems of the small town to resume almost closed public health center in a remote village. Amol Parashar and Vinay Pathak will be seen in the lead roles in the village hospital, along with Akanksha Ranjan Kapoor, Anandeshwar Dwivedi, Akash Makhi and Garima Vikrant Singh will also be seen playing important roles.

Manish Meghani, the content licensing director of Prime Video India, said, ‘Our mission in Prime Video is not just limited to entertainment, we are committed to introduce India’s rich diversity through stories that not only celebrate our local colors but also connect with global audiences. The village hospital fully reflects this approach. This series threads comedy and social commentary very efficiently, and tells the story of an idealistic young doctor in the heart of rural India. This journey introduces the audience to an experience that is universally associated with human emotions despite being purely Indian.

Vijay Koshi, president of The viral Fever, said, ‘Through the village hospital, we are presenting a story that is heart touching and inspiring, it shows the challenges and successes of rural health services in a manner that is humorous and also creates depth connectivity. The basic spirit of this series is about the effort, mutual connection and attempt to change despite every difficulty. Through the journey of Dr. Prabhat, we show the struggle where idealism collides with reality. He is not just fighting diseases; He is challenging deep root systems, prejudices and status quo and in this entire journey itself, it is also understanding that change is a two -way process.