Vicky Kaushal is basking in the success of his latest film Uri: The Surgical Strike, which has been declared a blockbuster at the Box Office.
The actor thanked the audience for making the phrase “How’s the Josh?” from his film a sensation.
On Saturday, Kaushal shared a heartfelt note on his Instagram handle, in which he thanked his fans for all the love.
“It’s not just a line anymore,” wrote the 30-year-old in his post talking about how people from all walks of life continue to send him “How’s the josh?” videos.
“It’s not just a line anymore… I get so many “How’s the josh?” videos from you all every day, each one made with so much love and passion, from schools, colleges, cafes, work places,” he added.
In a picture that accompanied the post, Vicky can be seen wearing a black T-shirt with the dialogue “How’s The Josh?” imprinted on it.
He also explained how the dialogue turned into an emotion.
“From people fighting the cold in minus temperatures to people sweating it out in the gym. From conference meetings to marriage ceremonies, from a 92-year-old grandmother to a 2 years old kid… From our jawaans to the armed forces. It’s not just a line anymore, you all have turned it into an emotion… An emotion so strong and special, I’m going to cherish for life,” he wrote.
He ended the post with gratitude. “Is pyaar aur samman ke liye tahe dil se shukriya,” Kaushal wrote.
Film critic Taran Adarsh revealed the latest collections by the film, “UriTheSurgicalStrike remains the first choice of moviegoers… Continues to pose tough competition to all films – new as well as holdover titles… [Week 4] Fri 3.40 cr, Sat 6.35 cr. Total: ₹ 180.82 cr. India biz.”
#UriTheSurgicalStrike remains the first choice of moviegoers… Continues to pose tough competition to all films – new as well as holdover titles… [Week 4] Fri 3.40 cr, Sat 6.35 cr. Total: ₹ 180.82 cr. India biz. #Uri #HowsTheJosh
— taran adarsh (@taran_adarsh) February 3, 2019
Besides Vicky Kaushal, the film has Yami Gautam, Mohit Raina and Paresh Rawal in pivotal roles. Uri is directed by Aditya Dhar and is based on the surgical strikes carried out by the Indian army in 2016.