Ayushmann Khurrana celebrates Dream Girl 2's success with fans and sweets: see pics inside

Ayushmann Khurrana has been riding high with Dream Girl 2. The film has been performing extremely well at the box office and is racing towards the magic 100 crore nett mark in India! To celebrate the success, some of Ayushmann’s fans gathered outside a studio where he was shooting for a brand.


They wanted to personally meet him and congratulate him. In fact, they also bought his favorite mithai for him.
The excited fans had a sweet exchange with the actor where they confessed that they got to know he was shooting here and rushed to meet him as a surprise.

Ayushmann was really touched by this gesture. He spent a good time chatting with them and wishing them well. During this candid exchange, one fan even admitted that he has watched Dream Girl 2 three times already!
Talking about the brisk business the film is doing, in an exclusive interview with ETimes, Ayushmann mentioned, "It is great validation, and this was the motive behind Dream Girl 2. I always thought it'd be like a commercial success when I heard the narration for the first time and I was rolling on the floor laughing. It was crazy, outrageous and very slapstick and very frontbencher and probably this is my most commercial tonality. And also the biggest opening. So, very happy!”

Ayushmann also revealed that his own pet dog couldn’t recognise him when he donned the Pooja avtaar in the film. He shared, “I remember my dog coming to the site and she didn't recognise me. It is heartbreaking. I was wearing my manager's perfume or my makeup artist's perfume to just get the character of Pooja, my dog was taken aback and she didn't recognise me.”
Adding that the best compliment he got was that he was the complete embodiment of male and female, he stated, “The best compliment for the film was that I was the full embodiment of a woman as Pooja and very macho and alpha as Karam. These two distinctively different characters are poles apart. And it's like a double role but of a boy and a girl. So as an actor, it was really exciting. The theatre character in me was jumping out of joy and excitement.”