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David Dhawan's romantic comedy 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai,' starring Varun Dhawan, is performing steadily at the box office, aiming for a Rs 10 crore net collection after its second day.
Varun Dhawan shares anecdotes about his father, David Dhawan, and how he matched 'swag' with Salman Khan during drinking sessions.
Actor Varun Dhawan discusses how the box office failure of his film 'Kalank' deeply affected him and how his father, David Dhawan, expressed disappointment.
Producer Vashu Bhagnani has begun a legal battle to prevent David Dhawan's upcoming film, citing issues related to the song "Chunari Chunari."
Filmmaker David Dhawan commented on the use of AI in the teaser for 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' and shared his experience directing his son, Varun, stating it was 'presentable'.
The rom-com, helmed by David Dhawan, was initially planned to be released on June 5
A review of David Dhawan's 90s-style comedy 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' describes the film as 'plain cringe'.
Veteran director David Dhawan discussed the origin of his name and his upbringing, revealing he was raised by his aunt in Kolkata without knowing his real parents.
Filmmaker David Dhawan emotionally expressed his pride in son Varun Dhawan, stating everyone should have a son like him. This comes as the trailer for Varun Dhawan's new film, 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai,' which features a plot involving two pregnancies and a confused protagonist, was released.
Indian multiplex chain PVR Inox is hosting a week-long retrospective dedicated to director David Dhawan, screening five of his comedies across 40 venues. This event precedes the release of his final film.
Actor Varun Dhawan recounted a "funny but scary" incident involving an underworld threat made against his father, director David Dhawan, which led to an argument among his staff.
Filmmaker David Dhawan publicly criticized the loyalty of Bollywood stars, causing his son Varun Dhawan to react with embarrassment and laughter.
Filmmaker Karan Johar expressed his emotions after David Dhawan announced his retirement from the film industry. Johar referred to Dhawan as the 'No 1 man always,' highlighting his respect and admiration.
Producer Vashu Bhagnani criticizes director David Dhawan, claiming a Rs 27 crore loss on 'Coolie No 1' and stating he paid Dhawan 70 crore, which was not his worth.
David Dhawan revealed that his son Varun Dhawan dislikes being compared to actors like Salman Khan and Govinda, expressing his frustration to his father.
