October song Tab bhi tu: Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s melancholic voice adds to Varun Dhawan’s loneliness and it’s heartbreaking

The new song from Varun Dhawan's October - Tab Bhi Tu should be part of everyone's playlist

Here comes yet another song from Varun Dhawan‘s October called Tab bhi tu. It’s a sad melancholic tune about love and separation. If you have ever been lonely in love, this song will speak to you. October has been trending majorly after the release of the trailer. It features a Varun Dhawan we haven’t seen in recent times. In the last few years, the actor has stuck to commercial entertainers, keeping his fans happy all the time. He has always maintained that whatever he does, he will make sure his fans are happy with it. He has always done films according to them and guess that’s why he knows when he will try something different, they will support him. October deserves to get all the love because, as an actor, experimenting with new roles is the key to have a credible filmography. 

This new song from October should be on everyone’s playlist. Check it out right here!

Varun had earlier revealed how he went to Shoojit Sircar and asked him for a film. Speaking about how he bagged this film, Varun told us EXCLUSIVELY, “I went to Shoojit and told him to take me in a film, I told him ‘Please make a film with me.’ Three months went by and Shoojit and Juhi saw me in that character from October and that’s how it happened. But the process of getting into October was very different from what I’ve done ever before. I had to be prepared to be spun around on my head because with the concepts in the film, if I was saying a dialogue like a dialogue, then it wouldn’t work. The dialogues had to be felt and delivered like they were my own words. Just understanding that was difficult! Shoojit wanted me to live the character and not just come and act it out. 

So no make up, for days no sleep, no phone and much more. There was a piece of music that he had given me, which I would listen to, get into that zone and reach the set. Everyday, he would remove my make up and spoil my hair. No glycerine, I was just doing what was meant to be done.”