Vicky Kaushal and 'Animal' fame Triptii Dimri team up for Karan Johar's film titled 'Bad Newz', first look out
Also starring Ammy Virk, the film is produced by Amazon Prime in association with Dharma Productions and Leo Media Collective

Dharma Productions on Monday said the film featuring Vicky Kaushal, Triptii Dimri and Ammy Virk has been titled "Bad Newz".
A Leo Media Collective production, the film will hit the screens on July 19.
The film is produced by Amazon Prime in association with Dharma Productions and Leo Media Collective.
Tripti Dimrii on working with Vicky Kaushal
Dimri said, “He’s very understanding and gives you your important space. Vicky, he’s like a full-on Punjabi. Very easy. Very committed to his work. You know, he’s someone who made me feel comfortable. He’s very secure as an actor.”
She added, “Usually when you’re acting, you tend to get a little selfish about your scenes and performance. You have to be aware of what your co-actor is doing or else the scene will fall flat. That worked out with Vicky.”
This film starring Vicky Kaushal and Tripti Dimri is directed by Bandish Bandits fame Anand Tiwari, the film marks the first collaboration of the two supremely talented actors. Last year, the duo was in Croatia for the shoot of a romantic song for the film. The leaked photos from the time are now being widely shared by Internet users.
The leaked images display Tripti and Vicky romancing each other. The Sam Bahadur actor is seen holding the Animal actress close. One of the pictures has Vicky lifting Tripti in her arms; another still shows the actress gazing at the actor as he is lying down on the floor.

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