Coronavirus: Katrina Kaif 'Dishes Out' Tips On Household Chores Amid COVID-19 Lockdown (Video)

'Sooryavanshi' actress Katrina Kaif is honing her skills in household chores during Mumbai lockdown amid Coronavirus outbreak.

New Delhi: Due to the novle Coronavirus outbreak in many countries including India, curfews and lockdowns have given a lot of time at hand to our Bollywood starts who are happily trying out different things. Whereas, some of them are busy doing household chores. Bollywood diva Katrina Kaif, who was last seen romancing Salman Khan Khan in last year's hit 'Bharat', is honing her skills in household chores during Mumbai lockdown.

Recently, Bollywood's 'chikni chameli' took to her social media account and shared a video in which she's seen washing dishes. In the video, Katrina Kaif is also sharing tips to her fans about how to wash dishes effectively without using too much water. "Since the house helps are also practicing self-isolation, Izzy (Katrina's sister Isabelle) and I have decided to take turns to do the washing up. I thought I would do a little professional tutorial," the actress says, as she goes about with her dishwashing errand. Coronavirus: Indian Idol' Fame Meiyang Chang Gets Called 'Corona' Amid COVID-19 Outbreak Katrina then gets into details about the effective way to wash dishes. "First, I was deciding... should I lather each bowl, rinse it and put it in the rack? Then I decided that there was a better way to do it. Put all the dishes inside the sink, and then turn off the water so that you don't waste it. Lather all of them and put them back here and then rinse them all," she added. Posting the video on Instagram, Katrina wrote, "🍽 +🧽=🙂🏠 really makes u appreciate all the help we have at home #socialdistancing #staysafe #helpoutathome" Take a look at her post below:

On the career front, Katrina will next be seen sharing screen-space with Akshay Kumar in Rohit Shetty's 'Sooryavanshi'. The film was supposed to hit the theatres on March 24 however it has been pushed indefinitely due to Coronavirus pandemic. (With inputs from IANS)