Varun Dhawan, who was last seen in Bawaal, has collaborated with Atlee for his next project, VD18. He has already started shooting for the film and constantly shares updates. Varun and Jawan director are working together for the first time. In the latest update, Varun sustained an injury during the shoot and he shared the same on his social media handle. Well, this is not the first time he got injured.
Taking to his Instagram stories, Varun Dhawan shared a photo of bandaged leg and with caption, “Another day on shoot #vd18.” In his last update, Varun had posted a photo on his official Instagram account that only shows the upper half of his body. He folded his hand to reveal a red swelling on his elbow. When he uploaded the picture to his story and captioned it, “No pain, no gain. VD18”
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Talking about the film with Pinkvilla, Varun Dhwan said, “All I can say is it’s a mass-action entertainer. There is a lot of entertainment in the film, which I love as well. And, I’m just going to give it my all.” As per the reports of Pinkvilla, sources close to the production have revealed, “Varun will be shooting for the film’s promo in Mumbai, and will be combining the schedule with a few important sequence shoots as well. The preparation is going on in full swing, while the makers are also simultaneously working on the plan to officially announce the movie with the promo that they are going to shoot tomorrow. It will be an entertaining promo packed with action and drama, and will feature VD in a never seen before avatar.”
Keerthy Suresh and Jubliee fame Wamiqa Gabbi will also be seen alongside Varun Dhawan in VD18, which is slated for release in theatres on May 31, 2024. The film, written by the accomplished screenwriter Kalees, is set to provide an amazing cinematic experience.
Apart from VD 18. Varun Dhawan will next be seen in Citadel’s Indian adaptation. Samantha Ruth Prabhu will appear alongside him in the series. The much-awaited show, which is directed by Raj and DK, is now in the final stages of production.
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