Vicky Kaushal, who rose to fame after playing the lead role in Masaan (2015), established himself as a leading star with the success of Uri: The Surgical Strike in 2019. The actor, who is happily married to Katrina Kaif, now owns a huge fan-following. However, Vicky, like any other Bollywood celebrity, has been the target of trolls on multiple occasions.

He was asked to respond to trolls in a throwback interview with Filmfare. While there were several tweets mocking the actor, one in particular caught everyone's attention. 

Well, the social media user had requested Vicky to not become Salman Khan after getting successful. Yes, you read that right! In a tweet, the social media user wrote, "A request, successful hone ke baad Salman Khan mat ban jana".

When the Love per Square Foot star was asked to react to the tweet, he stared for a moment before avoiding the topic by saying "haa phir?" so that the presenter could move on to the next post. Here's an excerpt from the actor's interview with the publication:

On the career front, Vicky was last seen in Shoojit Sircar's Sardar Udham. The biographical drama was released on Amazon Prime Video last year and got huge critical acclaim. Currently, he has several interesting projects in his kitty. 

He has completed shooting for Shashank Khaitan's Govinda Naam Mera co-starring Bhumi Pednekar and Kiara Advani. He has also wrapped up Vijay Krishna Acharya's next film alongside Manushi Chillar. As per reports, the YRF movie has been titled The Great Indian Family or TGIF. However, an official announcement is still awaited. 

The actor has also completed shooting for Laxman Utekar's untitled next, featuring Sara Ali Khan as the leading lady. Bankrolled under the Dinesh Vijan production banner, the film marks Vicky and Sara's first collaboration on-screen. 

Currently, he is shooting for Anand Tiwari's next film which also stars Laila Majnu and Bulbbul fame Tripti Dimri. Reportedly, the untitled project also features Punjabi heartthrob Ammy Virk in a pivotal role. 

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