"How's The Josh?": Paparazzi Ask Vicky Kaushal After He Was Pictured With Katrina Kaif For The First Time Since Marriage
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Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal were all smiles
So newlywed Katrina Kaif and Vicky Kaushal landed in Mumbai on Tuesday evening and they got a warm welcome from the paparazzi. The couple, who reportedly returned from their honeymoon, were pictured outside Vicky Kaushal's Andheri home. When the couple were asked to pose for the cameras, they obliged with smiles and waves. Vicky wore a beige shirt and Katrina was pretty as ever in a pink ensemble. During the photo-op session, a paparazzo asked Vicky Kaushal: "How's the josh?" Other paps followed and Vicky and Katrina simply smiled at the question. For the uninitiated, it is a popular dialogue from Vicky's 2019 blockbuster film Uri: The Surgical Strike. Meanwhile, a paparazzo referred to Katrina Kaif as "bhabhiji."
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