Vicky Kaushal provides a behind-the-scenes look at his birthday celebrations in New York, which include his wife Katrina Kaif singing a birthday song.
Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal are presently spending time together in New York, and they’re keeping their fans up to date with regular posts on social media. The duo was seen celebrating his 34th birthday in a recent viral video posted by actor Vicky Kaushal.
Katrina and Vicky have discovered their happy spot in the middle of their busy lives and are presently enjoying time together in New York. The couple recently revealed photos from their trip to New York, from their visit to Priyanka Chopra’s restaurant to candid shots on the streets of New York.
Vicky Kaushal turned 34 this year and celebrated with friends and family. Wishing the actor, a happy birthday, Katrina sent a touching note and tagged a beautiful photo with him, “New York Wala Birthday My Simply put……………….YOU MAKE EVERYTHING BETTER.”
Vicky Kaushal took to Instagram to provide a sneak peek from his birthday, posting a cake cutting video with the caption, “Swinging into the new year with my favourite friends.” My heart is overflowing with excitement and thankfulness. Thank you to everyone who has shown their love and best wishes for me. “Pyaar, pyaar, and saara pyaar!!!”
The actor was seen in the video dancing to his birthday song and blowing out the candles while his wife Katrina Kaif and other friends sang him a birthday song. He also posted a photo of the famous couple celebrating their big day with their pals on a rooftop. Many celebrities, including Richa Chadha, Shibani Dandekar, and others, reacted to his article in the comments area.
Last year, on December 9, the pair married in the Six Senses Fort in Barwara in Rajasthan. Katrina is presently preparing for her forthcoming film Tiger 3 with Salman Khan, which is set to be released on Eid next year. Vicky Kaushal was most recently seen filming in Dehradun. The actor will star alongside Sara Ali Khan in the films Sam Bahadur, Govinda Naam Mera, and Laxman Utekar’s untitled.
