Varun Dhawan recalls his first theatre experience

Updated : Oct 02, 2022 12:14
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Varun Dhawan is about to complete ten years in the Indian film industry. He recently opened up on content that makes him happy. He also spoke about his earliest theatre experience. In a conversation with Pinkvilla, the actor stressed having a kids-friendly section in the OTT medium. He said, ‘I, for the last month, am only watching kids-friendly content, like comedies and happy content. I am looking for more of the stand-up comic stuff. Like most audiences, right now I want to watch happy stuff.’ 


He also added that there was a lack of kid-friendly content but a lot of it focused on the youth. In an interview with Pinkvilla, Varun Dhawan and the director and head of the SVOD division of Amazon, Sushant Sreeram, discussed the success and failure of content released on the platform, and the dynamics of OTT. 


Talking about his experience of watching a film in the theatre, he said that he remembers watching ‘Kaante’ in a single-screen theatre. Varun added that he was underage when we watched the movie and went with his cousin Akshay for the same. The actor also narrated the experience as ‘thrilling’. 


On the work front, Varun Dhawan will be seen in Kaushik's ‘Bhediya’ alongside Kriti Sanon and Nitesh Tiwari's ‘Bawaal’, with Janhvi Kapoor. He has also been selected as Amazon Prime Video's BAE. 

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