Varun Dhawan sponsors dance show contestant’s educationLiving up to a promise

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 01:23 PM Oct 17, 2020 IST

Varun Dhawan had met Ritik Diwaker on the sets of Super Dancer Chapter 2 two years back which he visited as a celebrity judge. On knowing about Ritik’s wish to study in a reputed school, the actor promised to fund his education as his family was unable to do it. Keeping his promise, Varun got Ritik admitted in Kanpur’s KDMA International School.

Says Ritik, “I have been studying in this prestigious school since last two years. Varun bhaiya kept his promise of funding my education. Every year he transfers the fee, which includes my uniform and books, to the school’s account.”

He adds, “I am really happy that I am studying in a reputed school of the city. I never thought that this will happen to me after participating in a reality show.”

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