Katrina
Kaif
celebrated
her
younger
sister
Isabelle
Kaif's
birthday
virtually
as
the
latter
turned
a
year
older
yesterday
(January
7).
Katrina
took
to
her
social
media
handle
to
share
a
glimpse
of
the
same.
The
actress'
husband
Vicky
Kaushal
and
brother-in-law
Sunny
Kaushal
also
joined
the
celebration.
Talking
about
the
same,
Katrina
Kaif
shared
a
screenshot
of
their
Zoom
call.
The
picture
shows
her,
Isabelle
Kaif,
Vicky
Kaushal,
Sunny
Kaushal
along
with
another
of
their
friend.
The
Mere
Brother
Ki
Dulhan
actress
captioned
the
same
stating,
"Happy
Happy
Happiest
Birthday
@isakaif.
This
is
the
year
that
will
shower
all
the
love,
light
and
happiness
on
you."
Take
a
look
at
the
same.
Isabelle
Kaif
can
be
seen
looking
every
bit
the
happy
birthday
girl
in
a
marron
attire
while
elder
sister
Katrina
Kaif
could
be
seen
wearing
pink
attire.
Vicky
Kaushal
and
Sunny
Kaushal
could
be
seen
sporting
white
a
green
attire
respectively.
Yesterday,
Vicky
also
took
to
his
social
media
account
to
wish
his
sister-in-law.
The
Uri:
The
Surgical
Strike
actor
had
shared
a
beautiful
picture
of
Isabelle
and
captioned
it
stating,
"Happiest
birthday,
Isy!
Have
the
most
wonderful
time
working
and
partying
today."
After
Katrina
and
Vicky
had
tied
the
knot
last
month
on
December
9,
2021,
Isabelle
had
shared
a
lovely
picture
of
herself
applying
Haldi
on
Vicky's
cheeks.
The
actress
had
captioned
the
same
stating,
"Full
fun
&
joy.
My
cheeks
still
hurt
from
smiling
so
much."
Meanwhile,
on
the
work
front,
Isabelle
Kaif
was
last
seen
in
the
film
Time
To
Dance
alongside
Sooraj
Pancholi.
She
will
be
next
seen
in
the
movie
Suswagatam
Khushaamadeed
alongside
Pulkit
Samrat.
In
an
earlier
interview
with
a
leading
tabloid,
Isabelle
had
spoken
about
the
tips
that
her
elder
sister
Katrina
Kaif
had
given
her
for
her
film
career.
She
had
said,
"She
has
seen
some
of
the
songs
and
sent
me
a
nice
message.
I
think
her
main
tip
for
me
was
just
to
be
big.
You
may
think
you
(are)
being
really
too
big
with
your
dancing,
or
expressions.
But
for
the
camera,
be
bigger.
Everything
should
be
a
little
exaggerated,
a
little
larger
than
life."