Are you a fan of Vicky Kaushal? Searching for the queries like How to contact him? What is the phone number or email id of Vicky Kaushal? What is the office or residence address of Vicky Kaushal? Is Vicky Kaushal available on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram? Check out this article for the available answers. Son of Veena Kaushal and Sham Kaushal, a Bollywood action director, Vicky Kaushal has joined the Bollywood lately. He was born on 16th May 1988. The 30-year aged actor is born and brought up in Mumbai, Maharashtra, but has family roots in Hoshiarpur, Punjab. His younger brother, Sunny Kaushal is also associated with the Indian Film Industry as an actor and assistant director. Vicky Kaushal comes from a technical background. He graduated from Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology as an electronics and telecommunication engineer in 2009. Despite he always wanted to be a part of the theatre. Even during his childhood, he used to participate in dramas, skits and annual day functions in his school. Thus he rejected some great job offers and joined an acting workshop under Kishore Namit Kapoor in 2010. Kaushal started his career in the Indian Film Industry by assisting Anurag Kashyap as an assistant director on the two-part film Gangs of Wasseypur (2012), though his debut movie as a lead role Masaan, was released in 2015 in which he played the role of a small town Banaras boy. From his debut, he has won the International Indian Film Academy Awards among several others for the Best Male Debut Actor. Before Masaan, Vicky was involved in some minor roles in movies like Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana and Bombay Velvet. Meanwhile, he also performed the Geek in the short film Geek Out (2013). His another break in Bollywood was Zubaan which was released in March 2016 which centred around a young boy who stutters. His next break was Anurag Kashyap’s psychological thriller Raman Raghav 2.0 (2016), in which he performed a drug-addict cop. For the same, he won the FOI Online Awards, India. Recently, Vicky was seen in Meghna Gulzaar’s spy film Raazi as a Pakistani army man opposite Alia Bhatt and in Rajkumar Hirani’s Sanju with Ranbir Kapoor. Along with the Indian Film Industry, he is also starred in two Netflix Films, the romantic comedy “Love per Square Foot” and the anthology film “Lust Stories” in 2018. His upcoming films include Manmarziyaan starring Ayushman Khurana and Bhumi Pednekar also in lead roles. Regardless of being a novice in the Film Industry, Kaushal’s performance in Masaan brought him pride and appreciation from various critics along with the audience. Deepanjala Pal rating his performance as outstanding in her review for First Post wrote, “There isn’t a moment when Kushal appears to be acting”. "Kaushal is sincere, understated and his eyes brimming with yearning," wrote Raja Sen reviewing the film for Rediff.com. Shubha Shetty-Saha wrote in Midday, "He surprises with his nuanced and absolutely believable performance." Also in the biopic Sanju (2018), he has received a good response for his performance by the audience and the critics.
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