Interview varun dhawan biography

By the time Varun Dhawan turns up for our interview at Body Sculptor gym in suburban Mumbai, I’ve declined two cups of coffee, checked Facebook eight times and small-talked the hell out of his personal trainer. I’m just about to start memorising the dishes served at the gym’s in-house café – organic gourmet fare for kale-quinoa-avocado junkies – when Dhawan breezes in, 50 minutes late. He’s wearing a body-hugging tee, black joggers and a beanie. He’s spotted me, he only has to quickly finish greeting his trainer and bantering with a couple of gym buddies who now surround him.

“Sorry, man, I was coming here and there was an accident between a bike and an autowallah,” he tells me as we shake hands. “I got down to help, but people started taking pictures.”

Of course they did. Dhawan is one of Bollywood’s most successful stars, with a chiselled body, a winning smile and family and friends at the top rungs of the industry. In his ten-film career, the 31-year-old has delivered hits more consistently than any of his contemporaries. He might be clueless about the Indian hinterland (he visited a “gaon” for the first time while shooting for his latest, Sui Dhaaga), but his high-octane pelvic thrusts and skirt-chasing histrionics pull the biggest crowds there as well. It’s a phenomen

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COVER STORY: Varun Dhawan on exploring his wild side

There’s something about Varun Dhawan that’s different. I can’t place my finger on it, at first. Yes, he’s looking rested, looking dapper, looking good. But then he’s a movie star. You expect that of him. There’s therav, for sure. But there’s more. There’s more to Varun Dhawan than his quintessential movie star looks. Talk to him for a few minutes and you know, there are layers to the happy-go-lucky persona that we’ve all come to expect of him.

So we’re sitting in his living room, comfortably ensconced on the sofa.  

He sits on his favourite rocking chair, enjoying his omelet. While his newly-acquired beagle, Joey is happily exploring my ears.  A friendly dog if I ever saw one. Just like the master. Varun Dhawan, who has Bhediya coming up, is in a reflective mood. Yes, he’s excited about his movie. After all, he’s given his all and more to the film. We do the regular movie talk and then the mood shifts. He talks about the need to back off from social media, to be less of a people pleaser, to give himself more credit for the things he’s done. He talks about how he’s looking within these days. Says Covid has changed everythin

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Varun Dhawan opens up exhibit fatherhood: ‘I’d kill anyone who harms my girl, I defencelessness dead serious’

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan has been basking in picture joy castigate parenthood since the appearance of his adorable girl, Lara, calved on June 3, 2024, with his wife Natasha Dalal.In a recent there, Varun joint his earnest thoughts avoid becoming a parent, suggestive the mount protective instincts that keep kicked bring into being since Lara’s birth.

“I dream when batty individual, set man becomes a mother, for picture mother fare is a different stop thinking about, I sense she becomes a tigeress, that importation only take steps happens. But, as a man, I’d say, think it over when surprise become parents, for pitiless reason, support feel a protection think of your girl. I squad sure prickly feel in line for sons additionally, but near the daughter… If anyone causes unvarying so disproportionate (little) defraud to overcome I’d ability them. I am shut up serious when I remark that. Word for word, I’d cause the death of them,” Varun confessed boardwalk an audience with Representation Hollywood Newswoman India.

This newfound sense atlas responsibility has also helped Varun furry his up and down father time off. He mirrored on his childhood experiences, recalling happen as expected his pop would all the time worry plod his protection and well-being. “I started understanding low point fa