Vicky Kaushal told a troll that "the filmed background was all that was needed to enter Bollywood.

Thanks to the dazzling success of his last liberation Uri: The Surgical Strike Vicky Kaushal is the new superstar of Hindi cinema on the block.

Vicky recently participated in the talk show of renowned film journalist Jitesh Pillaai . Famous Filmfare in which he was invited to respond to some of the comments posted about him on social media. A rather naughty user wrote that Vicky did not have a "hero's face" and that all it took to get into the movies was Vicky's "movie background." For those who are not aware, Vicky is the son of the famous director Sham Kaushal.

His message was as follows: "He does not have the face of a hero … an ordinary Punjabi ladka, but he has a filmy background low utna hi kaafi hai aaj bollywood me"

Reacting to this, Vicky says, "Good, apart from the last line, " utna hi kaafi hai bollywood mein & # 39; I think there is nothing wrong with what he said. I do not have a film-covered face, a hero's face.

However, Vicky expresses his dissatisfaction at having been indirectly called a product of nepotism. The actor said: "Sir, you are welcome to Bollywood and try to survive a week.We will have a cup of coffee together and I will ask you the same question."

Uri: The Surgical Strike also featuring Paresh Rawal, Yami Gautam, Mohit Raina, Kirti Kulhari and Rajit Kapur in important roles, is written and directed by Aditya Dhar. Produced by Ronnie Screwvala under the RSVP Movies banner for film production, the film has so far grossed more than 214 billion rupees at the national box office.