Did you know Vicky Kaushal nearly skipped Uri: The Surgical Strike?

Vicky Kaushal is one of the most encouraging entertainers in Bollywood.

He rose to acclaim with his depiction of Major Vihaan Singh Shergill in the 2019 film Uri: The Surgical Strike.

From that point forward, there is no thinking back for himself and he has demonstrated his acting courage in a few motion pictures like Raazi, Masaan, and Sardar Udham among others.

In any case, did you had at least some idea that Vicky nearly skirted his introduction film Uri: The Surgical Strike? Peruse further to find out about his explanation and who persuaded him to do the film.

In a meeting with Film Companion, Vicky said, “Uri was something I planned to skip.

Busy shooting Raazi, I read the film, perhaps I was worn out, I went to work following day not feeling associated with it.”

He further uncovered that his father persuaded him to take it up.

Vicky said that his father observed the content and read it and let him know that it will be the greatest slip-up in the event that he didn’t make it happen.

“I requested additional time. Peruse the content once more. What’s more, got truly eager to make it happen,” he added. Coordinated by Aditya Dhar, Uri: The Surgical Strike likewise featured Yami Gautam.

On the individual front, Vicky got hitched to entertainer Katrina Kaif in December last year.

The couple is at present traveling in New York. On Monday, he shared an image of him strolling in the city with Kat as he kept his arms around her shoulder.

He inscribed the pic as “sweet rush”. Katrina too shared a couple of heartfelt photographs. Sharing these snaps, the entertainer stated, “The Home of EVERYTHINGGGGGG, my #1 spot at any point Bubby’s.”

Vicky Kaushal was most recently seen in the 2021 film Sardar Udham.

In the mean time, on the work front, Vicky has many fascinating movies with regards to their pipeline.

The entertainer has Laxman Utekar’s yet-to-be-named film that additionally stars Sara Ali Khan, an untitled film with Triptii Dimri and Ammy Virk, Sam Bahadur, and Govinda Naam Mera with Kiara Advani and Bhumi Pednekar.