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Ammy Virk Reveals How Vicky Kaushal Turned Punjabi Songs into Mainstream Hits
Vicky Kaushal, renowned for his dynamic acting prowess in Bollywood, has not only captivated audiences with his compelling performances but has also become a catalyst in the rise of Punjabi music's popularity. Known for his roles in acclaimed films such as 'Masaan', 'Uri', and 'Sanju', Vicky's versatility extends beyond cinema into his love for Punjabi beats.
Currently gearing up for the release of 'Bad Newz', a sequel to the hit film 'Good News', Vicky Kaushal finds himself in the spotlight once again, this time for his role alongside Trupti Dimri and Punjabi actor-singer Ammy Virk. Beyond his cinematic achievements, Vicky's genuine affection for Punjabi music has significantly contributed to its widespread appeal.
Ammy Virk, a prominent figure in Punjabi entertainment, recently acknowledged Vicky's role in propelling Punjabi songs to mainstream success. According to Ammy, Vicky's enthusiastic support and infectious love for Punjabi music have played a pivotal role in making several tracks go viral. Despite being humble about his influence, Vicky's dance reels and social media presence have amplified the reach of Punjabi hits, including Ammy's own chart-topper 'Memories', which Vicky has publicly praised and popularized through his engaging social media content.
On the set of 'Bad Newz', Vicky's passion for Punjabi tunes resonated with his co-star Trupti Dimri, underscoring their shared admiration for the genre. As anticipation mounts for the film's release, Vicky Kaushal continues to charm audiences not only with his acting finesse but also with his unwavering support for Punjabi music.
With 'Bad Newz' poised to captivate viewers with its blend of romance and humour, Vicky Kaushal's journey as a versatile actor and a passionate advocate of Punjabi culture unfolds with each new project. As he prepares to entertain audiences once again, Vicky Kaushal remains a driving force behind the global appreciation of Punjabi music, showcasing his enduring impact both on and off the silver screen.
- PTC PUNJABI
