New Delhi: Father of two Bollywood stars who are both handsome and talented. Yes, we are referring to Sunny and Vicky Kaushal. A significant throwback photo of these two with Shah Rukh Khan, the king of Bollywood, was recently released by Sham Kaushal. The image was taken on the sets of Shah Rukh’s 2001 movie Asoka, in which Kareena Kapoor also starred. In this photo, Vicky and Sunny, two adorable little children, are seen posing with Shah Rukh Khan. Vishnu Vardhan, the director of Shershaah, and Sham Kaushal may be seen in the backdrop. Sham Kahushal shared the image along with a lengthy statement explaining how nobody had ever dreamed Vicky would work in the profession and how, in 2022, Sunny, Vicky, and Vishnu Vardhan will all win Best Actor and Best Director honours for their respective roles in Sardar Udham and Shershaah.
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Shyam Kaushal posted the picture and commented, “By the grace of God, this shot was taken in 2001 while Asoka was being filmed in Film City. Vicky was in the seventh grade, while Vishnu Vardhan served as the assistant director. Nobody could have foreseen Vicky’s eventual entry into the film industry or their eventual winning of the Best Director and Best Actor Awards for Shershaah and Sardar Udham, respectively, in 2022. Meher Rab, @vickykaushal09 # vishivardhan # destiny and divine favour.
Look at this post by Sham Kaushal:
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When he posted the image to social media, admirers immediately filled the comment section with poetic prose. One user posted, “Awesome… I’m very grateful to my favourite heroes. Rakha rab… Work ethic is often rewarded…”God bless you.”
Vicky Kaushal made his debut in the movie business in 2012 with Anurag Kashyap’s Gangs of Wasseypur as an assistant director. In the 2015 movie Masaan, which also starred Shweta Tripathi, Richa Chadha, and Pankaj Tripathi, he made his acting debut. Vicky Kaushal has a number of films in production, including Govinda Naam Mera, Sam Bahadur, Laxman Utekar’s untitled featuring Sara Ali Khan, and an untitled by Anand Tiwari.
