No competition between newcomers

With a whole set of new comers who've made a big start in Bollywood, there's always room for more. Or that's the mantra these youngsters choose to follow. Competition's a far off thing for them.

Parineeti Chopra who is two films old, is being flooded by endorsement offers. The chirpy actress is friends with most of the new set of actors but doesn't feel like it's a competition between them.

Says Parineeti, "For people, we are a bunch of new comers but we are all friends. Varun, Arjun, Alia, Ranveer, Siddharth and Sushant Singh are all my friends. Each one is doing many endorsements so we don't see it that way. We have fun and enjoy our work. We do it with a lot of joy".

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Varun is currently shooting for father David Dhawan's film.

Actor Varun Dhawan, who is working in his father David Dhawan's next directorial venture, says the latter is a taskmaster.

TV-film producer Ekta Kapoor has brought father-son duo David and Varun together for a new project - the Hindi remake of Telugu hit Kandireega.

"It is kind of a family time. But dad is a task master he forgets I am his son. All I can say is the film is a total entertainer and I am hopeful audience will like it," Varun told PTI here today.(Read: Saif Ali Khan to rope in Varun Dhawan for his next home production? )

Varun has already started preparing for this film. For the action sequences, he is learning mixed martial arts.

"I am not playing a musician, I am someone who has musical traits. There will be some action in it. And I haven't done anything like that before. I am looking forward to it. I am taking mixed martial arts training for it. I am focusing and giving my best," he said.

Varun made a successful debut with Karan Johar's Student Of The Year along with Siddharth Malhotra and Alia Bhatt last year.

"One has to always do better work than their previous film. It is essential to do something new every time. I think everyone here motivates the other person in the industry. I do get motivated seeing Parineeti Chopra," he said.