Varun Dhawan hits back at trolls after Border 2 success

Actor Varun Dhawan was subjected to heavy critism before the release of Border 2. Now that the film has released and is enjoying a significant run at the box office, Varun has seemingly taken a dig at trolls who had been making comments against him. Although earlier he had reacted to the trolling, noting that online noise does not affect his mindset. 

Varun Dhawan hits back at trolls

The actor recently took to his Instagram Story to share a picture of himself surrounded by fans. On the occasion of Republic Day, the actor wished his fans while also expressing gratitude and wrote, Border 2 (National Flag emoji). Love will always triumph hate. Thank you (folded hands emoji)."

When Varun Dhawan reacted to the backlash

Earlier, Varun had reacted to the criticism while speaking at the Braves Of The Soil tribute trailer launch for Border 2. At the event, he highlighted that he believes in letting his work do the talking rather than responding to negativity.

“I believe that you shut down the noise and just let your work do the talking. Yeh sab cheezein chalti rehti hai (All these keep happening). It doesn’t really matter. Main iske liye kaam karta hoon. Main jis cheeze k liye kaam karta hoon woh iss Friday ko pata chalega (I don’t work for this. What I work for, you will get to know this Friday)," Varun shared.

The Border 2 actor further stressed, “Mujhe film pe bharosa hai. Ek achi film banana bohut important hai. Obviously, numbers yeh sab cheezein mera kuch lena dena nahi hai isse. But I believe ki humne ek achi film banayi hai (I believe in the film. It’s very important to make a good film. I’m not concerned with numbers. I believe we made a good film). That’s the most important thing," he said.

He added that audiences eventually cares about entertainment when they step into theatres. “Log jab theatre mein jaate hai, sab bhool jaate hai (When people go to theatres, they forget everything). They want to be entertained, that’s it. Aur kuch maine nahi rakhta hai. Main use school se aata hoon jaaha aapka kaam bolta hai (Nothing else matters. I come from the school where a person’s work speaks)," he said.