

Vicky Kaushal is on a promotional roll for his latest film, Bad Newz, and this weekend he took it a step further by surprising a late-night audience in Mumbai. In a heartwarming video posted on his Instagram, Vicky is seen visiting a cinema hall playing the film on Saturday night. Dressed in a white kurta, he humbly folds his hands in gratitude to the audience who braved the heavy Mumbai downpour to catch the late show.
The viral end-credit song, Tauba Tauba, plays on screen, and Vicky joins in the fun, singing along with the enthusiastic crowd, who capture the moment on their phones.
Acknowledging the late hour, Vicky playfully tells the audience he should probably head out. But when requests for selfies pour in, he jokes he’d be happy to stay until 4 am to oblige everyone. A touching moment unfolds as a senior member of the audience asks for a picture. Vicky responds with a respectful hug and a warm smile before posing for the photo.
“The city’s been put on alert due to rains and you guys still turn up and make it a HOUSEFULL show!” Vicky wrote in the caption. “Thank you for making this weekend a joyous one for the team of #BadNewz… we hope we have succeeded in doing the same for you. Only gratitude for all the love pouring in. Pyaar aapka sach mein #TaubaTauba hai [Your love is truly unbearable]. Love you all!”
Meanwhile, Bad Newz is making a splash at the box office, already amassing INR 19.17 crore domestically in just two days. Directed by Anand Tiwari and starring Vicky Kaushal, Triptii Dimri, and Ammy Virk, the film explores the rare phenomenon of heteropaternal superfecundation, where twins have different biological fathers.