Katrina Kaif Tells Sunny She Kept Pausing Phir Aaye Hasseen Dillruba: 'Had To Tell Vicky Kaushal...'

Taapsee Pannu, Vikrant Massey, and Sunny Kaushal starrer Phir Aaye Hasseen Dillruba have finally been released. The love triangle drama has been receiving a lot of love from the audience. Well, today Katrina Kaif was also seen praising the film and Sunny Kaushal’s performance. The actress revealed that she kept pausing the film and was discussing it with her husband Vicky Kaushal.

Taking to her Instagram stories, Katrina Kaif shared the scene featuring Sunny Kaushal and penned a praise note for him. She wrote, “Loved….too much fun…Had to keep pausing it to tell my husband my theories about the plot… congratulations.. @taapseepannu too good. @jimmyshergill killed! @vikrantmassey brilliant as always @sunsunnykhez ahh you took me by surprise and after seeing this side of you anything you say is right, you are always right and the best devar one can never imagine…promise never to bother you…”

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After attending a special screening of Phir Aayi Hasseen Dillruba, Vicky Kaushal couldn’t hold back his praise. He shared his enthusiastic review, stating, “Taking the twists, turns, romance and romaanch notches up from the first part… whatey mazzedaar watch. Don’t miss it! Congrats team. .” In a heartfelt message to his brother Sunny, Vicky expressed his admiration, saying, “@sunsunnykhez You have truly surprised me with your ability to pull off such a twisted character. So tastefully done. I know how excited you were to take up this part and could see you have fun playing it through and through. So proud! Onwards and upwards brother.”

The tumultuous journey of ill-fated lovers Rani and Rishu unfolded on August 9, taking audiences on an exhilarating ride. Helmed by Jayprad Desai, penned and co-produced by Kanika Dhillon, the film also stars, Sunny Kaushal and Jimmy Shergill. With Aanand L Rai’s Colour Yellow Productions and Bhushan Kumar’s T-Series Films at the helm, this sequel promises a whirlwind of romance, suspense, and unexpected twists in the signature style of the fictional Indian Pulp writer Dinesh Pandit.

Picking up where the first film Haseen Dillruba left off, the story follows Rani Kashyap and Rishabh Saxena as they seek a fresh start in the vibrant city of Agra. With authorities on their trail and drops of blood marking their path, their quest takes a dramatic turn with the arrival of Sunny Kaushal’s character, Abhimanyu, introducing a fresh layer of intrigue to the drama. The lovers find new enemies with Jimmy Shergill and many more who want to foil their plans of ‘happily ever after.’