October Actor Varun Dhawan: “I Cried For 5-6 Minutes While Shooting A Scene”

Varun Dhawan, who recently tasted grand the success of Judwaa 2, is all set to break his hero like image for Shoojit Sircar’s next, October.

We will get to see a new avatar of Varun Dhawan in this film. We won’t see the louder and crazier Varun in October.

Recently, we met the Main Tera Hero actor for a group interview where he spoke about how vulnerable he was on the sets like never before! He said, “I have never been so vulnerable on a film set. After a while, it stopped feeling like shooting. When you know that this is acting, it’s a film, there’s a block, that it’s okay. But when it stops feeling like acting and feels like real life, then the floodgates open.”

“There was a part when I started crying on set, and it wasn’t the hero-type crying, it was the one that makes you embarrassed. It was for five-six minutes. It was strange. Then he (Shoojit) came, patted my back and said, ‘Give me shot’,” he added.

Varun also spoke about how he had to change his working style and get rid of his heroic style. He said that he had to change is walk and lower down his pitch. He said, “Of course, I had seen Piku and Pink, so, I knew it would be different but how different it would be, I didn’t know. My pitch was lowered, my energy was calmed down. My walk was changed. The only thing that I re shot in this film was my walk. All my walks he re-shot. He told me, ‘You are looking like a hero. You are walking like the way you walked in Judwaa 2.’ So, for seven days I just practiced my walk. And from there we got into the groove.”