Close X
Monday, December 2, 2024
ADVT 
Bollywood

Wanted To Explore Parts Of Cinema No One Has: Varun Dhawan

IANS, 10 Jul, 2018 01:15 PM
  • Wanted To Explore Parts Of Cinema No One Has: Varun Dhawan
Actor Varun Dhawan says his first thought when he started pursuing acting as his career was that he wanted to explore parts of cinema no one else has.
 
 
Varun on Monday night treated his fans to a Q&A session on Twitter, where a user asked about his thoughts when he first started off pursuing acting as his profession.
 
 
"I just wanted to act... just wanted to do things in acting others haven't. (I) wanted to explore parts of cinema no one has," Varun replied. 
 
 
Asked what he finds more challenging comedy or action, Varun said: "Actually comedy is very difficult cause I have to try and be funny in new ways now.
 
 
The 31-year-old is gearing up for his next film "Sui Dhaaga - Made In India" and says it deals with social issues in its own way. 
 
 
 
 
Talking about the shoot for the film, he said: "I shot in Bhopal for 'Sui Dhaaga' it's a beautiful city." 
 
 
A fan asked if Varun would like to work with his "Judwaa 2" co-star Taapsee Pannu again?
 
 
"Yeah! for sure she is doing such interesting work. Always pushing the envelope she is a lot of fun and very hard working," he said.
 
 
On the acting front, Varun is gearing up for the shoot of the upcoming film "Kalank", which also stars Sanjay Dutt, Madhuri Dixit-Nene, Alia Bhatt, Sonakshi Sinha and Aditya Roy Kapur. 
 
 
"I will shoot next month now... We (are) done with two big schedules... Really excited about it," he said. 

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Sexual Harassment At Work Place Not Being Managed Well In India: Huma Qureshi

"We need to change the environment where more women feel safer and more comfortable to talk about who is harassing them. It is our responsibility as a society," she added. 

Sexual Harassment At Work Place Not Being Managed Well In India: Huma Qureshi

World Music Day: Bappi Lahiri Releases New Track We Are One With International Artists

Even after many years in the music business, Bappi Lahiri continues to surprise himself and his fans. On the occasion of World Music Day on Thursday, he has released a new song, which will make its debut in global charts.

World Music Day: Bappi Lahiri Releases New Track We Are One With International Artists

Female Actors Still Stereotyped In Their Portrayal: Actor Nandita Das

Is getting sexual freedom the only way for women to be free, asks acclaimed actress and filmmaker Nandita Das as she wonders why most women-centric films only touch upon the issue of female sexuality.

Female Actors Still Stereotyped In Their Portrayal: Actor Nandita Das

I've Been To The Brink Of Giving Up: Palash Sen

Euphoria's frontman Palash Sen says he was on the "brink of giving up" but bounced back for his family and bandmates.

I've Been To The Brink Of Giving Up: Palash Sen

I'll Move To India To Watch Desi Version Of 'Superstore': Canadian Actor Mark McKinney

I'll Move To India To Watch Desi Version Of 'Superstore': Canadian Actor Mark McKinney
Be it "Modern Family" or "24", a lot of American shows are being adapted in India. And McKinney says he will even move to India to watch the 'desi' spin to his show "Superstore". 

I'll Move To India To Watch Desi Version Of 'Superstore': Canadian Actor Mark McKinney

Alia's 'Raazi' Mints Over Rs 200 Crores Worldwide

Alia Bhatt-starrer "Raazi" has minted over Rs 200 crore worldwide, announced filmmaker Karan Johar, who has co-produced the film.

Alia's 'Raazi' Mints Over Rs 200 Crores Worldwide