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Varun Dhawan's choices are erratic
Impressing masses as well as critics with a mixed bag of serious and light-hearted roles, actor Varun Dhawan says he is erratic when it comes to his movie choices.
Impressing masses as well as critics with a mixed bag of serious and light-hearted roles, actor Varun Dhawan says he is erratic when it comes to his movie choices. "I am quite erratic in my decisions. I did a 'Main Tera Hero' then 'Badlapur' and then suddenly a dance film, followed by a Rohit Shetty film. I would want to dabble through genres because it is exciting for me. If I keep repeating the same genre I would be bored," Varun said.
The 29-year-old actor will next be seen in brother Rohit Dhawan's buddy-cop movie 'Dishoom', alongside John Abraham and Jacqueline Fernandez. It will mark Varun's first brush with the action genre and the actor considers the film a huge responsibility.
"'Dishoom' is a big responsibility, a big challenge for me. In terms of both, being a good film and a box office success. Even if you don't want to feel (the pressure) some people make you. I want to just think if it is a good film or a bad film. Terming it in various numbers is the producer's job. I am on the creative side," he said.
