It is that time of the year again, when almost all b-town celebs rush out of the city to ring in New Years in style. Earlier this morning, Vicky Kaushal and Katrina Kaif were spotted jetting off to an undisclosed destination to bring in 2025. Dressed in casuals, the duo made their way into the airport. Take a look..
While it is not yet clear where Vicky and Katrina are headed, the duo brought in Christmas in UK, which is Katrina’s home country. Katrina shated multiple pics from her countryside vacay with her husband and friends, where the bitter cold did not deter their plans, even as they were seen taking a dip in the cold water. Along with the pics, she wrote, “Family , Friends and the British wildlands ….💚
(The sub zero ocean dip on Boxing Day always seems like such a good idea at the time 🥶)”
Post the holiday, the duo was spotted at the Mumbai airport on December 28, 2024, as they returned from a serene holiday.
The diva sported a chic black tracksuit layered with a gray overcoat, perfectly paired with black sneakers. Keeping it casual yet elegant, she accessorized her look with black sunglasses and a cap. Opting for a minimalistic no-makeup appearance, the actress tied her hair into a sleek ponytail, showcasing her natural beauty.
Meanwhile, Vicky Kaushal donned a grey hoodie and matching joggers, complementing his ensemble with bright yellow sneakers that added a pop of color. He completed his look with black sunglasses and a white cap.
As they headed towards their car after their return, Katrina’s warm wave and the couple’s approachable demeanor added to the charm of their public appearance.
On the work front Vicky Kaushal was last seen in ‘Bad Newz’. ETimes rated the film 3.5 out of 5 and our review reads, “The film’s pacing suffers from a rushed first act, as Akhil and Saloni’s romance, marriage, and subsequent split feel underdeveloped. Similarly, Saloni’s fling with Gurbir lacks depth and is unconvincing. While the soundtrack boasts catchy tunes like Raula Raula, Mere Mehboob Mere Sanam, and Jaanam, their rapid-fire placement disrupts the narrative flow. Repetition in comedic situations and a predictable plot further hinder the film, especially in the second half, which feels overstretched.
Vicky Kaushal shines as the self-centred and loud Punjabi who eventually undergoes a satisfying character arc, learning to prioritise Saloni’s dreams. His impeccable comedic timing and energy are matched by Ammy Virk, who holds his own as Gurbir, the other more polished father figure in the chaotic equation. The best scenes are between the duo and their strong chemistry enables the comedy to roll out effectively. Triptii Dimri looks pretty and pulls off emotional scenes but struggles with comedy.”
