Vicky Kaushal, Reporting Straight From Behind The Stage Of Filmfare Awards - "Final Check"
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Filmfare Awards 2023 will kick-start on April 27
Filmfare Awards is around the corner, and celebs are busy preparing for the gala night. Now, ahead of the event, Vicky Kaushal has shared an update on his Instagram right from behind the stage of Filmfare Awards 2023. Yes, the actor has shared a few pictures of himself in which he can be seen busy preparing for his dance performance. In the image, the actor looks uber cool in a white T-shirt and black joggers, while in the background, we can see the dance crew. In some pictures, he seems exhausted from the practice session.
Sharing the post, Vicky Kaushal captioned the images as "Final checks. See you tomorrow" and tagged Filmfare's official Instagram profile. Soon after he shared the post, his fans flooded the comment section. A user wrote, "Well done & work hard," while others dropped heart and fire emoticons in the comment section.
Check out the post here:
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