Katrina Kaif in awe of Vicky Kaushal's Chhaava, calls him a 'chameleon'

Actor Katrina Kaif expressed her pride in her husband, Vicky Kaushal, after watching his newly released film Chhaava. As Vicky’s biggest supporter and cheerleader, she shared a poster of the film on social media, praising him, director Laxman Utekar, and the entire cast of Chhaava.

In her note, Katrina called her husband a chameleon, for effortlessly portraying his characters in films. Her note began with, "What a cinematic experience and what a monumentus task to bring to life the glory of Chhatrapati Sambhaji Maharaj. @laxman.utekar tells this incredible story in the most brilliant way. I am in awe, the last 40 min of the film will leave you speechless. I’ve spent all morning wanting to go and rewatch it again."

Hyping Vicky Kaushal, Katrina wrote, "I’m lost for words at the impact of this film. @vickykaushal09 you truly are outstanding, every time you come on screen, every shot, the intensity you bring on screen, you are a chameleon the way you transform to your characters, effortless and fluid. I’m so proud of you and your talent (sic)."

"#DineshVijan what is there to say. You are a true VISIONARY. You support and put your conviction in what you believe in and a carving a new trail of brilliance. The entire cast are phenomenal. This is a film for the big screen. So proud of the whole team.#Chhaava (sic)", she concluded.

A special screening of Chhaava was hosted by the makers on Thursday, which was attended by Katrina Kaif, Vicky's parents, and his brother Sunny Kaushal.

India Today's review of Chhaava reads, "Director Laxman Utekar embarks on this very ambitious journey with an earnest desire, but what seems to be missing in the film is the emotional connect. Thankfully, the second half picks up not just in pace but also gives direction to a somewhat sketchy and all-over-the-place first half. Akshaye Khanna as Aurangzeb has gone the distance to not just look the part with the prosthetic, but he also does a lot of acting through just his kohl-laced eyes."

Besides Vicky Kaushal, Chhaava also stars Rashmika Mandanna and Akshaye Khanna in supporting roles.

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