Varun Dhawan extends gratitude to viewers for embracing 'Bawaal' and his character 'Ajju Bhaiya'

The highly-awaited digital release, "Bawaal," starring Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor, has unleashed a wave of excitement among audiences. Directed by the acclaimed Nitesh Tiwari, the movie's unique lead star-cast and intriguing storyline have captured hearts ever since the teaser dropped on social media. Opting for a direct digital release, "Bawaal" has proved to be a compelling watch, keeping viewers glued to their OTT screens.

Despite facing initial criticism for its World War II connection in the reel-life love story of Varun and Janhvi, the film is now earning widespread love and praise from netizens. Social media platforms are abuzz with reactions, showcasing the movie's impact and widespread appreciation. Varun Dhawan, portraying the charismatic Ajay Dixit, aka Ajju Bhaiya, is overwhelmed by the love and admiration pouring in from his fans and followers.

Taking to Instagram on a celebratory note, Varun expressed his gratitude to the audiences for embracing "Bawaal" and his much-talked-about character, Ajju Bhaiya. Accompanied by stills from the movie, Varun's heartfelt post read, "Ajju bhaiya ne Mahual bana diya. Thank u for giving bawaal a place in your heart. I have never received so many calls for any film of mine. The impact this film is having on people is incredible." He further acknowledged the film's potential as a conversation starter, shedding light on the fake image industry and the impact it has on society. "Bawaal" serves as a reminder that we are all, in some way, slaves to this ideology.

The film's riveting storyline and remarkable performances by Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor have garnered praise not only from fans but also from their industry colleagues. Celebrities like Arjun Kapoor, Karan Johar, Raashii Khanna, Mukesh Chhabra, and many others have lauded their performances on social media, acknowledging the duo's exceptional talent.

With its thought-provoking narrative and commendable acting, "Bawaal" has left a lasting impression on viewers, sparking meaningful discussions about societal norms and the influence of the image-driven world we live in.