Varun Dhawan rang in the New Year with his wife Natasha Dalal and close friends, and a photo from the celebration has now gone viral on social media.
The picture gives fans a glimpse into the actor’s joyful and relaxed New Year moments.
Taking to his Instagram stories, the actor shared a photo collage in which he is seen celebrating the New Year with his wife and friends. Other celebrities also share their celebration moments with fans. The actor has been keeping busy himself with the promotion of his upcoming war drama, Border 2 co starring Sunny Deol, Diljit Dosanjh and Ahan Shetty.
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Varun Dhawan Mourns The Loss Of His Beloved Pet Angel
Actor Varun Dhawan recently lost his beloved pet, Angel. The actor shared a heartfelt reel on Instagram, featuring Angel’s adorable moments and a few cherished throwback pictures. Taking to Instagram, the Student Of The Year actor informed his fans and followers about the heartbreaking loss of his beloved pet, Angel. Varun shared a reel that featured several cherished moments of Angel with both him and Natasha, along with a few touching throwback pictures that showed Angel had been a constant part of his life for many years. Accompanying the post was an emotionally charged caption. Varun wrote, “RIP Angel,” adding that heaven had gained another angel. He went on to thank her for being a wonderful puppy and a loving sister to Joey, Varun’s other pet, who often makes appearances on his Instagram. He concluded the note on a poignant note, writing, “We will miss you. See you down the road.”
Varun Dhawan Says Border 2 ‘Demanded Different Level Of Physical Discipline’: ‘Often In Tough Conditions…’
Varun Dhawan will be seen in a completely fresh avatar in his next, “Border 2”. However, in order to do justice to playing the role inspired by the real-life war hero, Colonel Hoshiar Singh Dahiya, he had to undergo some intense training that included strength training, endurance work, and mobility. Talking about his role, Varun revealed that even playing a soldier on screen required a certain level of physical and mental discipline. He added that things got even more interesting as they were shooting in real locations, something that helped him put himself in the mindset of a soldier.
“Border 2 demanded a different level of physical and mental discipline, especially since we were shooting at real locations like Babina, and such situations really put you in the mindset of a soldier. You’re out there all day, often in tough conditions, so fitness becomes less about looking a certain way and more about stamina and recovery,” explained Varun.