Bhediya director, Amar Kaushik, gets candid on Kapil Sharma Show

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Updated At : 01:43 PM Nov 20, 2022 IST

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This weekend, The Kapil Sharma Show hosted Varun Dhawan and the Kriti Sanon along with their upcoming film Bhediya co-stars and director Amar Kaushik.

In a candid conversation with Kapil, Amar shared, “Varun himself came to me and told me that he wants to be a Bhediya. And I was like you are too cute for the role of Bhediya. Listening to this, Varun literally enacted like a Bhediya which blew my mind and that is how we got our hero.” Varun also informed how Amar had declined to be a part of other promotional activities but he was excited to appear on this show and left his editing work for the same.

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