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Varun Dhawan is the latest actor from the Indian film industry to share his love for a BTS song. In his latest reel, Varun Dhawan shared a warm-up dance routine to BTS latest single Permission To Dance which was released as a gift to BTS Army by the members (RM, Suga, J Hope, Jin, Jimin, V and Jungkook). The song has been topping the Billboard charts and is one of the most popular ones currently not just in India but worldwide. Varun is seen doing the hook step with two choreographers as he preps up for his upcoming film. Varun’s energy and funk is unmissable in the reel. We wonder what the ARMY thinks of it. Varun Dhawan is undoubtedly one of the most popular actors in India today.

Varun also expressed his love for BTS army with the hashtag. Though we aren’t sure if Junior Dhawan is an Army himself, this will sure help fans explore the BTS music which is dominating the world currently. Have you watched the reel as yet? Watch. Choreographers and dancers Shakti Mohan and Mukti Mohan showered Varun with immense love for the dance. Varun Dhawan is currently in the midst of shooting for Jug Jug Jiyo with Kaira Advani. The actor wrapped up Bhediya this year with Kriti Sanon.

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Speaking of Varun, the actor has a great lineup for the year. Varun was last seen in Coolie No 1. His lineup includes Bhediya which is in the space of horror comedy along with Jug Jug Jiyo which again is a genre Varun hasn’t done. Sabko and Ekkis is also in the pipeline for the actor.

Speaking of BTS, the global superstars recently teased fans of a surprise awaiting for September 10. It is being rumoured that they will finally make an official announcement of their collaboration with Coldplay. While Army waits for that, BTS already have Butter and Permission To Dance breaking the records for them.

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