Varun Dhawan Made His LinkedIn Debut, Mentioned Himself As ‘Experienced In Mega Hit Films Worth Rs 300 Crore
Bollywood stars are always in the race to do something unique and one of their kind that makes them even more popular among the audience. Well, it will not be wrong if we call Varun Dhawan to be leading the list with his unique acts that make him even more famous. Following of legacy of doing out-of-the-box things, Bollywood actor and son of David Dhawan, Varun Dhawan has joined the professional networking platform LinkedIn where employees of various companies from across the world co-exist with employers.
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Let us tell you the actor started a new chapter on LinkedIn on 21 November. After making a professional profile for him on the platform, Varun Dhawan shared the news with his fans on his Instagram handle as well. Apart from this let us tell you that the actor has also shared some things about his acting career on his profile.
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Varun Dhawan wrote on his LinkedIn profile, ‘Hello everyone. I am excited to join this community. As someone who has worked in the film industry for more than a decade, I have been fortunate enough to learn a lot about the importance of hard work, teamwork and constantly evolving.’ While talking about him more on the platform, Varun Dhawan has described himself as an ‘actor, investor, assistant director’. Also, his experience of working in ‘mega hit’ films worth Rs 300 crore and entering content-driven cinema has been highlighted by him.
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He has also mentioned that he has worked in films like Student of the Year, Badlapur, and Bhediya. Varun said in his post that he would like to share some special things on this page, whatever he has learned so far in his career. Varun Dhawan said, that whatever the director has learned from his co-stars, he will also share it soon on LinkedIn. Varun Dhawan said, ‘If I have learned anything, it is that there is always something new to learn, no matter where you are in your career. I am excited to talk about all those things here.’
