Father is a star, this actor still had to distribute brochures, was a part -time server in Nightclub, today has net assets from RS …, he is …

This actor dreamed of becoming wrestler and not an actor. He is a big fan of WWE from the start. During his college days, however, he did part-time job in a night club.

Today we will talk about a Bollywood actor who deserves a lot of fame in his 13-year career, and more than half of his films were hits. This actor, who deserves a lot of assets together with fame, is now the owner of a wealth of more than 200 Crores, but when he was forced to distribute brochures.

Here we talk about Varun Dhawan, the son of the experienced director David Dhawan. Varun Dhawan's father made many great films in Bollywood. Nevertheless, Varun proved himself. Although his father was an experienced director, he wore his own editions during his college days and, apart from the distribution of brochures, was also a spirits server.

Varun Dhawan was born on April 24, 1987 as the son of David Dhawan and Karuna Dhawan and completed his school at the Scottish school in Mumbai. The actor moved to England to study College. The actor took admission to Nottingham Trent University and studied business management.

Varun Dhawan studied during the day and worked in England at night. It is said that during his college days he worked as a spirits server during his college days. In addition, the actor also distributed brochures to fulfill his own costs.

Varun Dhawan dreamed of becoming wrestler, not an actor. He is a big fan of WWE from the start. However, fate had something else for him in stock. Varun Dhawan entered his father's footsteps and worked in Bollywood and earned a good name. He made his debut with the film “Student of the Year” 2012. This film turned out to be a hit.

In a 13 -year career, Varun has a lot of fame and a lot of wealth of films such as 'Humpingy Sharma Ki Dulhania', 'Badrinath Ki Dulhania', 'Badlapur', 'Abcd 2', 'Main Tera Hero', 'Dilwale', 'Sui Dhaaga' and 'Judwa 2'. Varun, who was once forced to distribute brochures, is now the owner of assets worth 205 billion rupees.