Katrina Kaif loves hilarious 'Go Corona' beats added to her quarantine video by a fan

Bollywood celebrities have been urging fans to stay safe and stay at home. y have been uploading ir own quarantine videos and how y are being productive during this social distancing. Katrina Kaif has been doing same. Recently, she reacted on her recreated quarantine video. Read to kw more.

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Katrina Kaif reacts to her Go Corona recreated vide

Katrina Kaif recently shared a video in which she was seen holding a guitar. But sound of video was muted and she mentioned that it would be added soon. She also mentioned about staying at home in her caption. Check out her video.

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Katrina Kaif’s muted video got an additional tune on internet. A popular content creator and photography added "Go Corona" chants with remix music in Katrina’s original muted video. It received hilarious responses from fans. Even Katrina Kaif herself commented on video with laughing emoji. Take a look at it.

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Katrina Kaif has more than 30 million followers on her social media handle on Instagram. She has been actively spreading information on being safe in midst of coronavirus outbreak. Katrina provided fans with a few exercises that y can do as gyms are closes down to prevent spread of COVID-19. See a couple of her posts.

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Katrina Kaif was supposed to be seen on big screen with Akshay Kumar in Rohit Shetty’s Sooryavanshi. movie which was scheduled to release on March 24, 2020, got postponed due to widespread of COVID-19. new release date of film is yet to be anunced. Meanwhile, several celebs are staying at home maintaining social distance to stop spread and be safe from coronavirus pandemic.