Varun Dhawan's Rainy Day Bawaal Prompts This Response From Janhvi Kapoor
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"My Reels is going to be better," said Janhvi
Varun Dhawan and Janhvi Kapoor are gearing up for the release of Bawaal. The film, directed by Nitesh Tiwari, will premiere on Amazon Prime Video on July 21. Now, the actor has shared a video much to the delight of his fans. In the clip, Varun is sitting inside a car and vibing to the recently released song Tumhe Kitna Pyaar Karte. The soulful track is sung by Mithoon and Arijit Singh. Along with the video, Varun wrote, "The rain and this song, Tumhe Kitna Pyaar Karte, Ek dum Bawaal, Mumbai ki baarish [Mumbai Rains]." The response to Varun's rainy day post was overwhelming. Janhvi was among the first to drop a comment. She wrote, “My Reels is going to be better.” To this, Varun said, “Machao Bawaal dekhte hain [Bring it on].”
Now, take a look at the video here:
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