is currently seen as Ansh in ’s Anupama, says though he likes to mingle with his fellow co-actors, his first priority is always his craft.
He said, “When you spend long hours on set, you end up forming bonds with your co-actors. Sometimes those bonds turn into deep friendships, and occasionally, even love. But I believe it really depends on the person.”
“You can find a partner anywhere, anytime—it doesn’t necessarily have to be at work. For me, when I’m on set, my focus is completely on the work. That’s my priority. Emotions are natural, but the mindset should always be clear: we’re here to tell a story, to give our best to the craft. Everything else is secondary,” he added.
He agrees that with such , the set becomes an actor’s second home. He said, “Daily soap actors are mainly one-take actors, and with the kind of long hours we work, the set truly becomes a second home. For me, it’s not just a place of work—it’s where I eat, rest, think, and live a big part of my life.”
“I have my whole eating routine set up here, from my morning coffee to my meals throughout the day. Whether I’m at home or on set, my routine stays the same—that consistency keeps me grounded. My makeup room is like my personal zone—I keep it cozy, and it’s where I get into character, reset between shots, and sometimes even steal a moment of silence. Over time, everything from the lights to the floor marks starts to feel like part of your everyday life. It’s a rhythm, and you begin to flow with it,” Varun concluded.
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