Varun Dhawan On His Performance In Kalank: "The Blood You See Is My Own"

Bindhiya Nhi |Apr 02, 2019

Varun Dhawan talks about the massive transformation he went through and the rigorous action sequences in his latest movie Kalank.

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2018 was a successful year for Varun Dhawan. He took part in movies such as October and Sui Dhaaga: Made in India, garnering a positive response from the critics and the viewers. This year, Dhawan's first project is Kalank directed by Abhishek Varman in which he plays as Zafar.

Fans believe that Varun always makes good choices when it comes to movies and characters; that's why they cannot wait for the release of Kalank. They are already getting excited as Zafar seems to be an exciting role based on Varun's looks from the posters.

Kalank1 — *(Source: Varun Dhawan's Instagram)*

Kalank has released many posters up till now, and the one in which Varun Dhawan is fighting against a bull might be the most eye-catching. In a recent interview, Varun revealed that he did not use a body double for this dangerous scene. The actor said that he did not want to take the risk at first, but later changed his mind after being persuaded by action director Sham Kaushal.

According to Varun, they even built a Colosseum in Mumbai to film this spectacular bullfight scene. Despite the cold weather in Kargil at that time, he still had to go out with a bare body.

Kalank2 — *(Source: Varun Dhawan's Instagram)*

Moreover, Varun had gained weight for the filming of Kalank, and now he needs to slim down for his upcoming movie Street Dancer. However, it seems like the actor already got used to this situation.

Besides Varun, famous actors such as Alia Bhatt, Madhuri Dixit, and Sanjay Dutt are also featured in Kalank. The movie is set to be released on April 17.