Ammy Virk pens heartfelt note to ‘Bad Newz’ co-star Vicky Kaushal – “Just two Punjabi Munde planning to take over the world” |

Ammy Virk’s latest Bollywood film, ‘Bad Newz,’ is getting love from both audiences and critics alike. Now on the one hand, where the movie is keeping the cash registers ringing at the box office, on the other hand, Ammy Virk’s recent social media post is winning hearts. In the post, the actor expressed his joy and appreciation for his co-star, Vicky Kaushal.
Sharing some stunning pictures, he wrote “From rehearsals to red carpets, it’s been a blast with my brother, Vicky Kaushal. Lights, camera, bromance! Couldn’t have asked for a better partner. Just two Punjabi Munde planning to take over the world! Sharing the screen with you was an absolute pleasure. Talent ta hai hi, par dil vi bahut vadda veer da. Thank you for the experience, bhaji.”

The camaraderie between Ammy Virk and Vicky Kaushal has been a highlight for fans, and their on-screen chemistry in ‘Bad Newz’ has been widely praised. Reacting to the post, Vicky Kaushal wrote – “Love you veerey! Baba sukh rakhe. 🤗❤️🙏🏽” This bromance has captured the audience’s hearts and added a layer of authenticity to their performances. The two actors, known for their impressive talent and down-to-earth personalities, have formed a bond that transcends the screen.
As ‘Bad Newz’ continues to dominate the box office, Ammy Virk is already gearing up for his next big project. His upcoming film, ‘Khel Khel Mein,’ is slated to hit theaters on August 15, 2024. This comic entertainer promises to be another exciting venture for the versatile actor, who has been consistently delivering memorable performances across genres.

In ‘Khel Khel Mein’, fans can expect to see a different side of Ammy Virk as he explores his acting repertoire’s lighter, comedic aspects. The film is expected to be a refreshing change of pace, showcasing Virk’s versatility and ability to captivate audiences with his charm and talent. At the same time, Ammy Virk has ‘Nikka Zaildar 4’ in the pipeline to entertain his Punjabi audience.