Watch: Vicky Kaushal shouts famous war cry from 'Uri: The Surgical Strike', Ranveer Singh, Varun Dhawan and Rohit Shetty follow suit

Vicky Kaushal has started off 2019 with a bang with the release of 'Uri: The Surgical Strike'. Based on the Indian army's daring secret mission to destroy terrorist launchpads in Pakistan, the film has become a rage since its release on Friday. Recently, a special screening for the Aditya Dhar directorial was also held for Bollywood celebs like Ranveer Singh, Varun Dhawan, Rohit Shetty, Katrina Kaif among many others. 

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One of the biggest highlights of the evening was the bromance between Vicky and Ranveer, who will be seen together in 'Takht'. In a video shared by the 'Uri' star on Instagram, the Bollywood live wire can be seen hugging Vicky as he tells the paparazzi, "Yehi hai sabse sakht launda." The duo is also surrounded by Varun Dhawan, Rohit and Katrina who are laughing at Ranveer's antics. 

Then Vicky takes charge as he makes the celebs say the famous dialogue from 'Uri: The Surgical Strike'. Uttering his war cry from the film he goes- "How's the Josh?", to which all actors enthusiastically respond with, "High sir!". This is quickly followed by a "Jai Hind!" from everyone, which will definitely leave you smiling, with not just their bromance but also how happy they are to promote each other's films. 

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The screening was also attended by the famous wink sensation Priya Prakash Varrier who won over the internet with her cute antics. She also interacted with Vicky and Ranveer, whom she really admires and shared her experiences on her social media. 

Coming back to the two stars, they will be seen next in Karan Johar's 'Takht', where Ranveer will apparently be seen in the role of Shah Jahan's elder son Darah Shikoh whereas the 'Uri' star will be seen playing the role of his brother Aurangzeb. The period drama will apparently chronicle their bloody battle for the Mughal throne. In the interim, the 'Gully Boy' actor has begun prep for the Kapil Dev biopic '83', post which, he would jump into the Karan Johar directorial.