Varun Dhawan who recently appeared in the horror-comedy Bhediya made a quirky statement. The film started off in a steady pace however have been seeing growth now. Varun has been lauded for performance in the film wherein he turns into a werewolf after being bitten by a mythical wolf. Earlier the actor was accused of overacting by trolls to which the actor have replied in the most sassy way during a conversation with Arbaaz Khan.
Varun while speaking to Arbaaz in a chat show titled Pinch in 2019, he said, “Abhi acting aati hai to over kar sakta hu na, nahi aati to nahi kar pata. Over-under wo to film pe depend hai, but mujhe thoda over karne mein maza aata hai, main maza karta hu (I know acting so I can do overacting, I would be able to do overacting if I didn’t know acting. Over or under depends on a film. But I like to do overacting and so I do).”
He further said, “Mujhe hate karne ke liye aapko meri filmein dekhni padengi, to wo mat bhoolna. Jaake mera ticket khareedna, jaake dekhna aur fir hate karna hai to karlo (In order to hate me, you will have to watch my films first. So do not forget to watch my films. Go buy my tickets, watch my films and then you want to hate me, you can).”
However some were not convinced with the comment made by the actor, Reddit users posted a clip on the internet to which many commented. Someone commented, “Quite a stupid move by Varun to make this comment. He should stay humble specially towards the moviegoers” Another wrote, “Anyone who states the obvious fact that he overacts is not a hater.” A comment read, “Saying he overacts is the opinion of the audience, not hate and the unneeded response he gave here is extremely lame.”
While some also appreciated his work in Bhediya. A review by Hindustan Times editor read, “Varun Dhawan is in top form and owns each frame. He has literally pushed the envelope, tried a new genre, and looked so convincing in it. His transformation scenes from a man to a wolf are stunning and scary at the same time with his ripped muscles and sculpted body giving you the chills. He excels in both comic as well as serious scenes.”
