Vicky Kaushal is on a roll! The actor, already adored for his impeccable acting skills and charming Punjabi munda vibe, has left fans swooning with his smooth moves in the track “Tauba Tauba” from the upcoming film Bad Newz. Reminiscent of his wife Katrina Kaif’s iconic performance in “Kamli” from Dhoom 3, Vicky’s co-star Triptii Dimri looked stunning in the Karan Aujla music video. However, the highlight was undeniably Vicky’s allure. But if you thought “Tauba Tauba” was hot, the second track “Jaanam” is here to blow your mind.
A Visual Feast of Passion in Jaanam
“Jaanam” showcases Vicky and Triptii in their boldest avatars yet, playing lovers Akhil and Saloni in Bad Newz. The steamy music video captures their intense chemistry as they passionately embrace each other in various settings. From kissing on the staircase to making out in the shower, the video is a visual representation of pure passion. The song, composed, sung, and penned by Vishal Mishra, with choreography by Remo D’Souza, has raised the temperature and left fans both awed and amused.
In the comment section, fans have shared their reactions to the sizzling track. One user humorously wrote, “Katrina didi main toh naa sehti.. 🙂”, while another joked, “2 minute silence for Katrina Kaif 💀.” Despite the playful comments, many fans defended Vicky, emphasizing his professionalism as an actor. One such comment read: “I’m shocked people don’t understand this is his profession. He’s acting not like he’s actually making out with her 😂.”
Bad Newz: A Must-Watch This Week
Vicky and Triptii’s electrifying chemistry in “Jaanam” is a significant reason to watch Bad Newz this week. The film, which also stars Neha Dhupia and Ammy Virk, promises to be a comedy delight. Produced by Hiroo Yash Johar, Karan Johar, Apoorva Mehta, Amritpal Singh Bindra, and Anand Tiwari, and presented by Amazon Prime in association with Dharma Productions and Leo Media Collective, Bad Newz is set to release worldwide on July 19. Fans eagerly await to see more of Vicky and Triptii’s dynamic pairing on the big screen.