Famous Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan has joined professional networking platform LinkedIn. The actor has also started a new chapter on LinkedIn on 21 November. Varun Dhawan has also shared some things with people about his acting career. Let us tell you how Varun Dhawan's profile is.
Varun Dhawan wrote this: Not only this, Varun Dhawan wrote on Linkedin, Hello everyone. I am excited to join this community. As someone who has worked in the movie industry for over a decade, I have had the privilege of learning a lot about the importance of hard work, teamwork and constantly evolving.
Varun Dhawan calls himself an actor: In this platform, Varun Dhawan has called himself 'actor, investor, assistant director'. Also, his experience of working in 'mega hit' movies worth Rs 300 crore and entering content-driven cinema has been highlighted here. He told that he has worked in movies like Student of the Year, Badlapur and Bhediya.
Will share some special things: Reports say that Varun has said in his post that he would like to share some special things on this page, whatever he has learned so far in his career. Varun Dhawan said, whatever he has learned from the director, his co-actors, he will also share that soon on LinkedIn. Varun Dhawan further said about this that, if I have learned anything, it is that there is always something new to learn, no matter where you are in your career. I am excited to talk about all those things here.
Varun Dhawan seen in Citadel: According to reports, Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan's movie Citadel has recently been released on OTT. In this movie, he is seen sharing the screen with Samantha. Varun Dhawan's movie is getting love from fans. 'Citadel Honey Bunny' was released on OTT on 7 November. The trailer of this movie gives a glimpse of the exciting and interesting spy thriller of the 90s. Fans are liking the trailer of this film a lot. Varun and Samantha are playing the role of spies in the movie.
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