Varun Dhawan confirms teaming up with Anees Bazmee
The Hindu
At the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) press conference on Tuesday night, Dhawan said he always wanted to work with the director
Varun Dhawan has hinted that he is set to collaborate with "Bhool Bhulaiyaa 2" director Anees Bazmee on a feature film.
There were reports about the actor joining hands with Bazmee for an action comedy.
At the International Indian Film Academy (IIFA) press conference on Tuesday night, Dhawan said he always wanted to work with the director.
“I admire him. He is a brilliant filmmaker. We have been talking about doing something for a long time and hopefully it should happen in some time.”
"Once it happens, it will be announced. But, we are working towards working together," the actor told reporters here.
Dhawan will reportedly commence shooting for his web series debut "Citadel", the Indian version of Amazon Studio's ambitious spy series, next month. It will be directed by Raj & DK and also feature Samantha Ruth Prabhu.
"I'm going to be shooting something which I will announce, it will start from December 7," he said.
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