Bollywood star Varun Dhawan, who can be seen in the recently released movie 'Baby John', feels that heartbreak is a difficult phase for any man.
The actor recently appeared on Shubhankar Mishra's YouTube channel and spoke about men trying to make sense of heartbreak and coping with it.
He said, "When a man's heart breaks, the society doesn't think much about what happens to him. They go through a very bad time. You have to work and do a lot of things".
He further said, "You can't even show it to them. You get shattered from within. You can't show that pain. You have to keep a face and move forward because people expect you to be strong, you can't cry being a boy".
Earlier, Varun spoke about what needs to change in the Hindi film industry. The actor said that Bollywood today is dominated by people whose thinking is not pan-India but caters to Mumbai. While it is pretty easy to be swayed by the city because it is the entertainment capital of India, and everything that producers and directors have decided may come from a Mumbai-based perspective, Varun feels that voices from across India join Bollywood to render a certain depth in storytelling.
Talking about coming from different places other than Bombay, the actor says: "I think some voices need to come from other places, besides Bombay. Some voices need to come in. Besides cities, metro cities. Besides the big 4-5 cities. So, tier 2, tier 3. You know, some voices have to come in. They got to come from there. I mean, we surely require that".
Varun also said that people in power in Bollywood need to understand the need to change with time, and if they can't, then they should be ready to let go of some of their power to collectively uplift the industry.
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