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My son saved my life: David Dhawan

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 02 Apr, 2014 01:28 PM
  • My son saved my life: David Dhawan
Director David Dhawan teamed up with his actor son Varun for the first time in "Main Tera Hero" and gets sentimental about the filial bonding.
 
He says that the film has not only strengthened their bonding, Varun also saved his life during the Bangkok shoot.
 
"Directing Varun has brought us closer together. During a schedule in Bangkok when I took ill, I could feel Varun's panic," said the director informing that it was a reaction to medicines that almost killed him in Bangkok. 
 
"I had taken a fall in Bangkok and was taking medicine for the injuries. I made the mistake of gulping down the medicines on an empty stomach. The medicines reacted and I passed out. My son saved my life that day."
 
"Main Tera Hero" will see Varun romancing Nargis Fakhri and Ileana D'Cruz when it comes out April 4.

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