Katrina Kaif has given fans a rare look at the balancing act inside her marriage to Vicky Kaushal. In a new Vogue interview, she described her husband as an “amazing” father and credited him with a quality many working parents chase: staying fully present at home even when work is anything but.
The update comes as the couple continues to protect their son’s privacy, making this rare comment feel less like an interview answer and more like a window into a working family.
The “superpower” behind the dad review
Katrina said Vicky brings patience, strong family values and a listening ear to the relationship—a combination that matters in a two-career Bollywood household. “He has this incredible superpower to be 100 per cent present in the moment with Vihaan and me, even when he is tired and has been working 14, 16 or 18 hours a day,” she told the magazine.
She also summed up their dynamic with a short, self-aware line: “Vicky is wise in practice, and I am wise in theory.” That balance, she added, gives her the space to be herself.
Date nights are parked, not cancelled
New parenthood often rewrites the calendar. For Katrina and Vicky, the shift has meant fewer romantic dinners and movie nights, not less support at home. Katrina admitted the old rhythm is on hold, but said Vicky keeps reminding her that everything will find its own time again.
For Bollywood followers, the details land because the couple usually keeps family life private. Vihaan has stayed out of the public eye, so every update becomes a talking point about how celebrity parents manage real schedules.
The family file, briefly
- Married: 2021
- Son Vihaan: 2025
- Katrina’s last film: Merry Christmas, 2024
- Kay Beauty: recently launched in the UK
Katrina’s own advice on noise
Since becoming a mother, Katrina has also faced body-shaming comments. At a London event, she pushed back against the idea that social media’s narrative should set a person’s self-worth. Catering to all those opinions, she said, hampers your ability to make choices for yourself. Her bottom line was clear: if she let every comment dictate her actions, she would have been “paralysed with fear” and unable to move forward.
That same lens shapes her next chapter: selective film roles, a growing Kay Beauty business and a family rhythm that works for the moment. For readers, the takeaway is practical—protect your self-worth from the noise, and let old routines wait while new ones settle.
Source: Hindustan Times
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