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'Dilwale' Has A Lot Of Twists, Turns: Varun Dhawan

IANS, 27 Nov, 2015 11:08 AM
    Actor Varun Dhawan says Rohit Shetty's directorial "Dilwale" has all the ingredients of a commercial Bollywood potboiler, but it also has an intense and emotional element with twists and turns.
     
    "There's a lot to 'Dilwale'. It's a very big film. I don't think the entire film can fit into one trailer, but there is a plot, a story which is totally logical. It has a lot of twists and turns," Varun said of the movie, which stars Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol as the lead pair.
     
    "This film has romance, drama, action... there is everything for the viewer in this. But there's a sort of a twist in the second half which I'm looking forward for people to see. It's a very intense and emotional part," he added.
     
    The film has Shetty's typical touch.
     
     
    "Rohit Shetty makes films for the families. Nowadays there are very few directors who make films for the families. Honestly, I do films so that when people watch it in the theatre, they smile," Varun said.
     
    The "Dilwale" trailer showcased a bit of what's in there in the movie, but not much is known about the plot of the film.
     
    When asked about it, Varun said: "We've purposely not shown too much about it because we want the audience to come to the theatre and enjoy. If we show everything at the start, then what's the fun."
     
    Releasing on December 18, the film also features Kriti Sanon.

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