Varun Dhawan, on Friday, posted a reel featuring himself and his wife Natasha Dalal, who is media shy, and hilariously shared how he convinced her to shoot the trending reel with him. Varun Dhawan and Natasha Dalal had a fairytale wedding at Alibaug's The Mansion House in January this year. Varun's latest post is a trending Instagram reel with his song Bhabhi Khadi Hai from his last year's film Coolie No 1 playing the background. In the clip, he can be seen pulling Natasha and kissing on her cheek. "Teri bhabhi khadi hain. I had to tell Natasha I'll shoot this with someone else for her to agree to do this," wrote Varun Dhawan and added: "She may never do another reel with me haha but she knows how much I love this song and how happy I am that it's trending after an entire year so she obliged."
See Varun Dhawan's post here:
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Varun Dhawan's Instagram feed has loved-up pictures of himself and Natasha Dalal, who usually stays away from the limelight.
Varun Dhawan, son of filmmaker David Dhawan, made his debut in Bollywood with Karan Johar's 2012 film Student Of The Year. His film credits include Badlapur, Dilwale, Sui Dhaaga, Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania and ABCD 2.
He was last seen in Coolie No 1, which opened to poor reviews last year. In his review for NDTV, film critic Saibal Chatterjee wrote: "Varun Dhawan, who slips into the Govinda role without ever evoking memories of that inspired comic star turn, is more swag than substance as he wends his way through Coolie No 1. When he is joined by Sara Ali Khan to sway to Main toh raste se jaa raha thha (the song begins with the line 'Back to the 90s' as if we needed a reminder) and Goriya chura naa mera jiya, the original musical set pieces are never in danger of being obliterated from Bollywood movie lore."
Varun Dhawan has a couple of films lined up, including Jug Jugg Jeeyo and Bhediya.
