Varun Dhawan on Sui Dhaaga role: 'My character's inspired by Suppandi; more to him than being a tailor'

Mumbai: Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan says his character Mauji in the film Sui Dhaaga is inspired from comic character Suppandi. Varun essays a tailor and an office peon in the film. [caption id=“attachment_4507629” align=“alignnone” width=“825”]  Varun Dhawan and Anushka Sharma in Sui Dhaga/Image from Twitter.[/caption] On the books he likes to read, Varun said: “I read a lot of biographies… I’ve read one on Dev Anand. I love reading Suppandi. I used to read that a lot during my childhood. Even the characters I do, like right now I am playing this character of a tailor Mauji in Sui Dhaaga…there is more to him than just being a tailor as he is a peon in a shop as well. Mauji is very inspired by Suppandi.” The actor spoke about it as he unveiled the cover of Amish’s latest book Suheldev and The Battle of Bahraich on 11 June, 2018. The book, assisted by Vikas Singh, is the first with which Amish has introduced Writer’s Center in India. It will be published under Amish’s brand new series titled Indic Chronicles. Varun said Shashank Khaitan, director of his next film Rannbhoomi, is a fan of Amish’s works. However, he said they will not steal his ideas, and will take permission if required.