Katrina Kaif denies being a part of Vikas Bahl`s next with Amitabh Bachchan

Katrina Kaif has denied reports that she has signed Vikas Bahl’s slice-of-life comedy, tentatively titled Deadly. The clarification comes after she was criticised for choosing to work with the filmmaker who has been accused of sexual misconduct.
On Monday March 23, Mumbai Mirror reported that Katrina instantly said yes when Vikas offered her Deadly, as she wanted to experiment with different roles. Reportedly, the film would show her journey of self-discovery, with Amitabh Bachchan playing her father.
Soon after this news came out, several Twitter users slammed Katrina for working with Vikas, who was accused of inappropriate behaviour by a former employee of the now-defunct Phantom Films. The woman had alleged that he sexually harassed her during a promotional tour of Bombay Velvet in 2015.
Though Vikas was later cleared by Reliance Entertainment following an internal inquiry, questions have been raised about the process.
HuffPost journalist Ankur Pathak initially condemned Katrina’s decision in a tweet but later shared an update saying that when he contacted her, she quashed the news of her being a part of Deadly.