Kartik Aaryan’s Pet Pooch Katori Bites His Thumb, Actor Drops Pic From Playful Time

Mumbai: Kartik Aaryan by no means misses an opportunity to share moments along with his pooch Katori on social media. The ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2″ actor on Tuesday revealed that his pet has found a new ‘chammach’. Not Kartik but Katori Aaryan’s Instagram handle dropped a picture and captioned it, “Katori ka naya chammach!!”

In the image, Katori may be seen in her enjoyable mode as she bites Kartik’s thumb whereas the actor busy taking selfies together with her. Kartik may be seen wearing a black-white t-shirt and matching cap although he’s not within the focus. As quickly as the image was uploaded, the actor`s followers and business buddies chimed within the remark part.

One of the customers wrote, “Cutest chammach.”

Another commented, “Waiting for bhul bhulaiya 3.”

Kartik launched Katori to his followers final 12 months as his new member of the family. Just a few months in the past, at an occasion, he revealed why he named his canine Katori.

“She is Katroi Aaryan because jab woh gharpe aayi thi she looked like a bowl. Itni choti si and katori jaise hi dimaag mai tha. Toh isliye katori rakh diya naam, uska haircut bhi katori jasisa hai (We named her Katori Aaryan as when she came home she looked like a small bowl. She was so tiny and cute and `katori` named popped up in our mind. So we named her Katori and her haircut is also like a katori),” he had mentioned.

Recently, when Kiara wrapped her half within the movie, Kartik confirmed his pleasure about capturing the remainder of the movie at his favorite place. He wrote, “Can`t wait for SatyaPrem Ki Katha Shooted at my favourite place.”

Helmed by Sameer Vidhwans, and produced by Sajid Nadiadwala, the movie is all set to hit the theatres on June 29, 2023. In the movie, Kartik will likely be seen romancing Kiara Advani. 

The movie marks the actor`s second collaboration after the blockbuster ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2’, which was launched in 2022.

Apart from this, Kartik will likely be seen in Hansal Mehta’s subsequent ‘Captain India’ and in director Kabir Khan’s subsequent untitled movie.