Five years after he made his debut with Karan Johar's 'Student of the Year', Varun Dhawan admits that in 2016 he was on the verge of a burnout. Trying to please everyone, from filmmakers and fans to his family, left the 29-year-old actor "completely depleted" after his last release, brother Rohit Dhawan's 'dishoom'. Two months into the promotions, the feeling got worse.                                                                                                                                                              "It was a relief when I jumped into 'Badrinath ki Dulhania' in which I was not expected to look good or even gel my hair. Shashank (writer-director Shashank Khaitan) wanted me to be a mess," says Varun who's looking natty in green overalls and matching trainers today. Noticing him trying to trim his beard for a photo-shoot, his styles strolls up and stands beside him, arms crossed disapprovingly. "this guy also styles Hrithik Roshan," Varun chuckles, quick to add that promoting a film is more fun with Alia Bhatt.