New Delhi. Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan recently talked about the truth behind the glamor of the film world in an interview. He said that as glamorous as the life of actors looks from outside, it is equally lonely and full of pressure from inside. According to Varun, “Often 90 percent of the actors face loneliness. The pressure of stardom is so much that people struggle mentally as well, but all this is not visible on the outside. He also told that he had realized this reality at the beginning of his career, hence he decided that he would keep the same personality onscreen and offscreen.

‘I am what I am’ – Varun’s thoughts

Varun Dhawan said that he never tried to create different personalities. According to him, this pretense can affect mental health. He said, “I am who I am here and there. If you make different faces then after a time that bubble bursts and you lose yourself.” Varun also admitted that in the era of social media, people now speak very thoughtfully, but he himself likes to talk without hesitation like before.

Reaction on Salman Khan’s viral post

During the interview, Varun Dhawan was also asked about Salman Khan’s recent late night Instagram post that went viral. On this he said in a light tone, “When I saw Salman Bhai’s nightly posts, he had gone into a different zone. He was pointing towards the fact that sometimes even big stars react differently on social media due to their personal mood or emotional state.

Talk of social media and boundaries

Varun also said that in today’s time everything spreads very fast on social media. In such a situation, artists have to think carefully about every step, because even a small thing can turn into a big controversy. He also added that whether people like you or criticize you, it is most important that a person maintains his real identity.

Talk about film career

Talking about the work front, Varun Dhawan’s recent film “Hai Jawaani To Ishq Hona Hai” has been released, in which Pooja Hegde and Mrunal Thakur are in the lead roles. The film has received mixed responses from audiences and critics.