When
Varun
Faced
'Stage
Fright'
Varun
Dhawan
reveals,
"When
I
walked
up
onstage
for
the
first
time,
I
just
froze
&
got
so
scared.
Seeing
Madhuri
Dixit,
the
late
Sridevi
ji,
Shahrukh
Khan,
Salman
Khan
and
so
many
cinema
idols
in
the
front
rows,
I
lost
my
tongue
for
some
time.
I
think
all
these
celebrities
freaked
me
out"
He
Was
Barely
'Coherent'
"And
when
I
did
speak,
I
spoke
so
fast
that
I
was
barely
coherent.
Since
I
had
never
faced
issues
while
facing
the
camera,
this
Hichki
came
up
quite
unexpectedly."
How
He
Overcame
His
'Hichki'
He
further
added,
"I
decided
to
address
it
by
listening
and
observing
my
idols
like
Elvis
Presley.
It
didn't
quite
work
immediately.
But
gradually,
I
did
learn
how
to
tackle
this
challenge.
I
practised
on
it
and
eventually,
could
perform
and
speak
onstage
well.
Setting
your
mind
to
it,
I
think,
all
of
us
can
overcome
all
these
hichkis."
Recently,
Katrina
Also
Shared
Her
'Hichki'
Moment
While
speaking
to
Rani,
Katrina
Kaif
revealed,
"While
shooting
for
a
film
with
superstar
Venkatesh
in
Telegu,
Raju
Sundaram
was
choreographing
me.
He
looked
quite
irritated
with
my
dancing,
but
didn't
say
anything.
Later,
while
I
was
on
sets
of
Wanted,
I
overheard
him
telling
Salman
,
that
as
dancer,
Katrina
Kaif
is
Zero.
I
was
shocked!"
SRK's
Biggest
Hichki
Was
His
Parents' Loss
An
emotional
Shahrukh
Khan
revealed
that
the
sudden
demise
of
his
parents
was
the
biggest
'hichki'
in
his
life
and
said,
"My
greatest
Hichki
moment
is
the
death
of
my
parents.
I
was
15
when
my
father
passed
away
and
26
when
my
mother
passed
away.
We
were
not
financially
well
off,
and
I
was
studying
for
my
Master's
degree
then."
He
Further
Asserted..
Shahrukh
Khan
said,
"It
was
very
sad
for
us.
The
empty
house
without
my
parents
used
to
come
to
bite
us
(my
sister
and
me).
The
loneliness,
pain
and
sadness
of
the
loss
of
both
my
parents,
could
have
been
overwhelming
enough
to
take
over
my
life
wholly.
Here's
How
He
Overcame
It
He
further
added,
"I
decided
to
overcome
this
Hichki
moment
by
letting
acting
fill
up
my
entire
life.
I
never
quite
let
go
of
the
pain,
but
I
also
used
it
to
make
me
completely
focus
on
my
profession.