One of the most popular actors of Bollywood, Varun Dhawan recently completed 10 years in the industry. He had started out with Karan Johar's 2012 flick 'Student Of The Year' and since then, he has worked and learned a lot in his decade long journey. During the trailer launch event of his upcoming film 'Bhediya', Varun shared that initially he was quite arrogant about things but now he always tries listening to his fans and believes that there is always room for doing better.

The actor stated, “I’ve always kept an ear out to hear what the audience is trying to tell me. It isn’t that I’ve done superb work in every film. If people criticise, it’s for this. I’m always trying to hear, grow. There was a time when I’d think arrogantly, that everything is going fine, so why should I even care what someone is saying."

Talking about 'Bhediya', Varun said, “Because I heard the audience, I did a film like Bhediya, worked with a filmmaker like Amar, a producer like Dinesh. I feel as Indian cinema, we are ready for this. We won’t settle for less. I’ve done films where the VFX has been cringe worthy.

“When I was promoting the film, I would’ve obviously said it’s good, what else can one do. When I look back, I can see there have been cringe worthy moments in the VFX. But I didn’t do the VFX! I (as an actor) can try and work with directors and producers who can bring about that change. So now I think I’m more responsible."

Also starring Kriti Sanon, Abhishek Banerjee and Deepak Dobariyal, 'Bhediya' is set to release on 25th of November.