He
has
given
a
string
of
hits
but
Varun
Dhawan
has
said
his
near
and
dear
ones
do
not
treat
him
any
differently
even
today.
With
nine
straight
blockbusters
since
his
arrival
in
the
film
industry
in
2012,
the
30-year-old
actor
has
emerged
as
a
top
commercial
young
star
in
Bollywood.
But
Varun
said
he
still
does
not
receive
any
special
treatment
from
his
loved
ones.
"My
family
and
friends
treat
me
the
same
way.
I
did
not
have
my
lunch
today
and
my
mom
shouted
at
me,
I
don't
think
anyone
is
treating
me
differently.
I
am
still
getting
the
same
treatment.
"For
me,
it
is
about
putting
a
smile
on
people's
faces.
Our
box
office
was
not
going
through
a
good
time
when
'Judwaa
2'
was
going
to
release
and
soon
things
changed
as
the
film
did
well.
The
box
office
is
looking
good
now
as
quite
a
few
films
did
well
after
'Judwaa
2'."
He
was
talking
on
the
sidelines
of
Breezer
Vivid
Shuffle,
India's
biggest
hip-hop
dance
festival
yesterday
here.
Varun
is
the
brand
ambassador
for
the
festival.
"There
has
been
a
dance
revolution
in
India.
Most
of
the
dance
scene
that
we
see
in
Hindi
films
today
is
not
the
actual
dance
that
is
out
there...
Today,
different
forms
have
hit
India.
And
it
is
incredible.
Through
this
festival,
we
are
giving
artistes
a
platform
as
the
dance
scene
is
massive
in
India,"
Varun
said.
The
actor
said
the
hip-hop
genre
bug
bit
him
at
a
young
age.
"I
used
to
wear
baggy
pants,
thinking
if
I
dress
like
then
I
am
(living
the)
hip-hop
way.
I
used
to
get
reprimanded
in
school.
(It
was)
when
I
started
listening
to
the
songs
and
their
stories,
that
I
understood
their
culture,"
he
said.