BTS Fan Varun Dhawan Doesn't Need "Permission To Dance." Do You?
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Nothing to see here, just Varun Dhawan "warming up" to the latest track of BTS
Varun Dhawan set the dance mood right on Instagram on Tuesday with his latest post. The actor posted a video of himself dancing to the beats of K-Pop stars BTS' new song Permission To Dance with other BTS fans. In case you didn't know, Varun Dhawan once arrived at the Zee Cine Awards wearing a quirky outfit inspired by BTS' Jin's look at the 2018 Mnet Asian Music Awards in Japan (more on that later). In his latest post, Varun Dhawan can be seen "warming up" by grooving to the peppy track Permission To Dance that released last month. "We don't need permission to dance...#Btsarmy #warmupsong," the actor wrote in the caption. HELLO DESI ARMY. My two worlds are colliding. @Varun_dvn is wearing the same outfit for #ZeeCineAwards2019 as @BTS_twt's Jin wore at #MAMA2018#BTS#VarunDhawan@bangtan_india@BangtanINDIA@BTS__Europe@supaarwoman@thisisridzpic.twitter.com/6t7orT20jZ See Varun Dhawan, sorry, BTS fan Varun Dhawan's post here:
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