“It will happen soon”, Vicky Kaushal reveals that he will soon work with Katrina Kaif in a film.

After secretly dating for two years, Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif were married in 2021. So far, the two haven’t shared the screen.

Recently, actor Vicky Kaushal talked openly about working on a film with his wife, actress Katrina Kaif. Until now, the two have never shared a screen. Regarding the potential for a future collaboration, Vicky stated that he would dearly love to work with Katrina but that it must occur “organically.”

Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal’s collaboration

Vicky Kaushal acknowledged the fans’ interest in seeing them in a movie together and added that they are awaiting the appropriate script in a statement to news agency PTI. We’d love to star in a film together, he remarked. However, it must develop naturally and for the proper reasons—not just because we are a couple and people are curious to see us in a movie together.

“I believe that this is the ideal cast and that it should happen when you organically match the part. I think that will occur soon. I hope that occurs quickly,” he further stated.

Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal

One of the most well-known Bollywood couples, Vicky and Katrina have never appeared in a movie together. For a while, there were rumors that the two were dating, but they never confirmed the rumors. After years of secret dating, they married in Rajasthan in December 2021, officially ending their years-long relationship. After they posted their wedding photos on social media, it took place. In reality, the wedding of Vicky and Katrina was one of the largest events of the year. December will mark their second anniversary as a married couple.

Since he began promoting his most recent film, The Great Indian Family, Vicky has been opening up about his marriage to Katrina Kaif. The movie, which also features Manushi Chhillar, is made by Aditya Chopra under the YRF Films label.

Review of The Great Indian Family

The Great Indian Family was criticized in the Hindustan Times with the following statement: “TGIF is disguised as a tale of preaching the all-religions-are-one worldview. After the Thugs of Hindostan disaster five years ago, Acharya has resumed leadership. Despite his best efforts, there’s something off about the entire story that prevents the characters from speaking to you.

Despite having such a strong cast, the story only tries to scratch the surface of serious topics. Anti-Muslim riots are briefly mentioned, but only in a fleeting flashback scene. There are absolutely no complaints about some genuinely sincere performances from the cast as a whole.