Vicky Kaushal is currently riding high on the success of his first film of 2019, URI: The Surgical Strike. While the actor has been on a professional high since last year and has been gathering much applauds for his performances in films like Raazi, Sanju and Manmarziyaan, he too has his share of haters who leave no opportunity to troll him.
In one of his recent interviews, Vicky was asked to react to a troll who had commented how Vicky looks like any other Punjabi guy and doesn't have a "hero face" but still he has managed to reach where he has because of his background. The troll had written, "He doesn’t have hero face...a common punjabi ladka yes but he has filmy background bas utna hi kaafi hai aaj bollywood me."
In case you're caught unaware, Vicky's father is a stunt director. When it was Vicky's turn to react to the comment, he simply said, "Apart from the last time, 'utna hi kaafi hai Bollywood mein', I think there's nothing wrong in what he said. I don't have a filmy face or a hero face."
Further reacting to the nepotism streak in the troll comment, Vicky said, "Sir, you are most welcome in Bollywood and try and survive a week and we will have a cup of coffee together and I will ask you the same question."
Now that's how you shut the haters up!
Meanwhile, Vicky's last release is still running successfully at some theatres. The actor has been much appreciated for his act in URI. The film has already crossed the Rs 200 crore mark at the box office. Speaking about the response to the film, Vicky had told a daily that before the release of URI, he and the director Aditya Dhar had discussed how the entire team of the film had given it their best. "Though we were content with our efforts, we didn't expect the audience to go bonkers," Vicky was quoted as saying.
