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Varun Dhawan shares key advice for outsiders to land roles in Bollywood

Varun Dhawan shares key advice for outsiders to land roles in Bollywood

  • Varun Dhawan shared some important advice with outsiders.
  • He shared how newcomers can impress directors and producers.
  • Dhawan emphasized the importance of visibility in today’s digital age.
Varun Dhawan, one of Bollywood’s top actors, recently shared some important advice with outsiders aspiring to make their mark in the film industry.

Varun appeared in an episode of Pinkvilla Masterclass and shared his two cents on how newcomers can impress directors and producers in Bollywood.

Dhawan emphasized the importance of visibility in today’s digital age. “Jo dikhta hai vo bikta hai (What is visible, does sell),” he remarked, encouraging aspiring actors to embrace social media.

“I believe you need to get yourself out there today for sure. It’s very difficult to stay behind the scenes and expect someone to notice you and bet on you,” Dhawan said. He added, “You have to get yourself at least a little bit out there.”

Citing a conversation with a close friend who hesitated to join social media despite a strong portfolio of ad work, Dhawan advised, “You’ve got to put it out so that if a director sees it, he’ll see a little bit of your work; he’ll take you.”

On the work front, Dhawan’s next film, Baby John, directed by Kalees, is set to release on December 25, 2024.

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