Meet actor who kept kissing the heroine even after his director kept shouting cut...cut...cut
Varun Dhawan is one of the top actors in Bollywood. He has played romantic roles in many of his films, such as Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania , Coolie No. 1 , Student of the Year , Badrinath Ki Dulhania , and Jugjugg Jeeyo , to name a few.
His one film, released in 2014, is still watched in 2025, and the reason is not a good storyline or good acting. The movie scene of Main Tera Hero went viral when a BTS video from the sets of the film was shared. The clip shows Varun and Nargis performing a kiss scene. When the director asked him to cut the scene short, he continued the scene even after the director said, 'Cut… Cut… Cut!'
After Varun stopped kissing Nargis, the crew laughed out loud, making him embarrassed. Watch the viral video of Varun Dhawan kissing Nargis: Nargis Fakhri on working with Varun Dhawan
In an interview with ETimes, Nargis said he is the most fun-loving person on the set and he is her favourite co-star. 'I think I had the most fun with Varun Dhawan on the set. He is really full of energy and positivity and he is funny', she said.
Main Tera Hero movie also featured Ileana D'Cruz, Varun's love interest. The lead actor romances both the actresses.
The film was directed by Varun's father David Dhawan and produced by Shobha Kapoor and Ekta Kapoor under Balaji Motion Pictures. The movie, remake of 2011 Telugu movie Kandireega, also featured Arunoday Singh, Anupam Kher, Rajpal Yadav and Shakti Kapoor.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
India Today
an hour ago
- India Today
Negativity sells: Abhishek Bachchan explains his silence over family rumours
Actor Abhishek Bachchan has addressed the trolls who often target him and his family. In a recent interview, he discussed how misinformation affects him and his family. Additionally, he explained why he chooses not to respond to rumours and false information circulating about to ETimes, the actor said that engaging with such negativity does not serve any purpose and only fuels the spread of misinformation. He emphasised the importance of focusing on his work and personal life without getting distracted by baseless said, "Previously, things that were said about me didn't affect me. Today, I have a family, and it's very upsetting. Even if I clarify something, people will turn it around. Because negative news sells. You're not me. You don't live my life. You're not answerable to the people that I'm answerable to." He further explained, "The people who put out such negativity have to live with their conscience. They need to deal with their conscience and answer to their maker. See, it's not just me. I don't get affected. I know what the rigmarole of this place is. There are families involved. I'll give you a very good example of this whole new fad of trolling."The actor recalled an incident where he once shared a post, and a user made a 'nasty' remark about him. His friend Sikander Kher was upset by the comment, but Abhishek responded to the troll by sharing his address and challenging him to say it to his continued, "It's so convenient to sit anonymously behind a computer screen and write the nastiest things. You do realise you're hurting somebody. No matter how thick-skinned they are, it affects them. How would you like it if somebody did that to you? If you're going to say it on the internet, I dare you to come say it to me on my face.""That person clearly will never have the guts to come and tell me this on my face. If someone comes and tells me things on my face, then I will feel they have conviction. I will respect that," he the work front, Abhishek Bachchan is promoting his upcoming film 'Kaalidhar Laapata'. It will begin streaming on ZEE5 from July 4.- EndsMust Watch
Time of India
2 hours ago
- Time of India
‘Sarzameen' Teaser: Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kajol and Ibrahim Ali Khan promise a gripping action-drama set in Kashmir
'Sarzameen' teaser: Prithviraj Sukumaran , Kajol and Ibrahim Ali Khan promise a gripping drama set in Kashmir Fans are in for an intense ride as the teaser of 'Sarzameen' has finally dropped. Starring Prithviraj Sukumaran, Kajol, and Ibrahim Ali Khan, the film is all set to premiere on an OTT platform from July 25. Helmed by Kayoze Irani, this hard-hitting drama unfolds against the volatile backdrop of Jammu and Kashmir , promising a tale of patriotism, sacrifice, and human conflict. A glimpse into a tense world The makers unveiled the teaser with the caption, 'Sarzameen ki salamati se badhkar kuch nahi,' instantly setting the tone for a high-stakes narrative. The short clip offers a first look into this world where duty and personal loss collide. It also introduces viewers to Ibrahim Ali Khan's menacing avatar, marking a strong shift from his debut in 'Nadaniyaan'. Prithviraj Sukumaran as the soldier In the teaser, Prithviraj Sukumaran is seen donning the uniform of an army officer stationed in Kashmir. His character is deeply invested in a relentless mission to counter terrorism in the valley. Although the teaser refrains from giving away too much, it establishes him as a man willing to risk everything for the nation. Sukumaran's intense expressions and steely body language suggest that his character is driven by more than just professional duty. There seems to be a personal loss or struggle fuelling his resolve, which the film might explore in detail. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Vastu Compliant 3BHK @ Kalyani LivingTree, KIADB, Bagalur Kalyani Developers Learn More Undo Kajol as the soldier's wife — or more? Kajol appears to play the wife of Sukumaran's character, adding emotional layers to the story. However, her presence in the teaser is far from being just that of a worried spouse. She is shown sharing poignant moments with him, but there is also an undercurrent of hidden pain or perhaps secrets yet to be uncovered. It doesn't look as simple as a regular army-wife portrayal, hinting that Kajol's role may carry surprises that will only unravel as the plot thickens. Ibrahim Ali Khan turns villain What truly raises curiosity is Ibrahim Ali Khan's transformation. After making his debut with 'Nadaniyaan', where he played a much lighter character, he steps into darker territory with 'Sarzameen'. In the teaser, he is presented in a shadowy, intense manner, clearly pitted against Sukumaran. His cold expressions and silent menace suggest that he plays the antagonist. Directed by Kayoze Irani Kayoze Irani, son of Boman Irani , steps into the director's chair for this intense drama. Known previously for his acting stints in films like 'Student of the Year', Kayoze now seems eager to tell more layered stories from behind the camera.
Indian Express
2 hours ago
- Indian Express
Karan Johar recalls how troll saying ‘you've denied your kids a mother' made him cry: ‘I asked my five-year-olds if they're happy'
Karan Johar became a single parent in 2017 via surrogacy at the age of 44. He named his kids Yash and Roohi Johar, the son named after his late father, film producer Yash Johar, who died of cancer in 2004. Karan, who's no longer on the microblogging website X, recalls the one comment about his kids that deeply affected him. 'There was a comment once, and there have been several post that, which was really tough because it made me think. It said, 'Do you realize you've denied your children a mother?' That broke my heart. That made me question my decision of being a single parent for the first time,' said Karan. In the interview to Mojo Story, he explained how he always sugarcoated his responses whenever his kids asked him where they came from since they don't have a mother. 'The very morning I read that comment, I just broke down, sitting in my room. Then I went into their room. They were five years old at that time. I looked at them, and it was a silly question to ask five-year-olds, but I said, 'Are you happy?,'' recalled Karan. When they said yes, and Karan asked them why, they replied, 'Because you're our dada (father).' 'In a sense, that answered my question. I was like, bring it on! Say what you want, I'm very proud to be their single parent. It's very daunting, and also hilarious when you're on two WhatsApp groups with 30 mothers on one and 32 on another,' said Karan, his signature sense of humour intact. 'Whenever I go to any parent-teacher meeting, I'm always doing two (as a father and a mother) for both of them. That's the joy of having twins. But the double whammy for me has been that I've been an only child and a single parent. So I don't have a partner or a sibling. But I have so much support from my friends. My found family has been exceptional. They've been there for me, with me, by me through tough times and happy times. I'm just so blessed I've been able to create this found family,' added Karan. Karan revealed that he's always had very strong paternal and maternal instincts even as a mentor at Dharma Productions. 'I was always like a father to my two cousins Priyanka and Anushka. Then when I launched Alia (Bhatt), I felt very paternal towards her. Right through the journey, I looked over her like I'd do if I had a child,' said Johar. Also Read — Kajol says Karan Johar didn't want her to regain memory after fall on Kuch Kuch Hota Hai set: 'SRK gave me medicine, Karan told me I was a background dancer' Karan directed Alia Bhatt in his 2012 directorial, Student of the Year. He claimed that he took the surrogacy route quite late because he was waiting to fall in love. 'If love happens, it does or it doesn't. You can't just keep waiting for something that never happens or can happen in the way you imagined it to. So I thought now I have to just stop waiting. If it comes my way, it will. But what I do want to be is a parent,' added Johar.
