Varun Dhawan Dismisses Trolls Ahead of ‘Border 2’ Release: ‘It Doesn’t Matter’

Varun Dhawan, the prominent actor, has recently addressed the online trolling he has encountered ahead of the release of his much-anticipated film, Border 2. Speaking at the launch of the Braves Of The Soil tribute trailer for Border 2, he stated, “It doesn’t really matter.”

Varun Dhawan’s Response to Trolls Ahead of ‘Border 2’ Release

Since the unveiling of Border 2’s song, Ghar Kab Aaoge, Varun has faced a wave of criticism regarding his performance and expressions. In a clip shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), he responded to the negative comments. He emphasized the importance of focusing on one’s work rather than worrying about public opinion.

• Varun believes in letting his work speak for itself.
• He stated, “All these keep happening; it doesn’t really matter.”
• Varun mentioned that audiences will understand his dedication upon the film’s release.

The Importance of Good Films

Varun further articulated his commitment to producing quality cinema. “Mujhe film pe bharosa hai. Ek achi film banana bohut important hai,” he emphasized, indicating that he prioritizes making a good film over box office numbers. He believes that once people enter theaters, they seek entertainment and enjoyment.

Support from Suniel Shetty

In the midst of the trolling, actor Suniel Shetty voiced his support for Varun. Shetty, who starred in the original Border film, expressed confidence in Varun’s abilities. He criticized the premature judgment about Varun’s performance, stressing that “Has anybody seen the film? We’ve only seen glimpses.”

• Suniel Shetty praised Varun as an outstanding actor.
• He mentioned Varun’s role as a decorated officer who dedicated his life to the country.
• Shetty encouraged people to think carefully before making harsh comments.

About Border 2

Border 2 is directed by Anurag Singh and serves as a sequel to the successful 1997 film Border. The movie features a star-studded cast including:

• Sunny Deol
• Diljit Dosanjh
• Ahan Shetty
• Sonam Bajwa
• Anya Singh
• Medha Rana
• Mona Singh

Set against the backdrop of the India-Pakistan war of 1971, Border 2 is scheduled to hit theaters on January 23. The anticipation surrounding the film continues to grow, regardless of the trolling faced by its lead actor.