Watch the viral video of Bhediya duo Varun Dhawan and Abhishek Banerjee reuniting and hugging.

Bollywood has managed to transform airports into places for reunions, despite the fact that they are often associated with rushed check-ins and lengthy security queues. While promoting his new love movie Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari, Varun Dhawan recently ran into Abhishek Banerjee, his co-star from Bhediya, at the airport. To the delight of fans and paparazzi, the unplanned encounter swiftly evolved into a little reunion for Bhediya (2022).Wearing a clean white jacket over a gray t-shirt and beige trousers, Varun made a striking impression as he moved through the station. Sunglasses and brown boots completed the ensemble, solidifying his reputation for airport chic. His embrace with Abhishek, a co-star with whom he obviously still has a casual friendship, was the moment that really grabbed notice, not his attire.

Fans of Bhediya, in which Abhishek starred as his cousin Jana and Varun played Bhaskar, a contractor who becomes a werewolf after being bitten under a full moon, were moved by the embrace. Their emotional and comedic relationship turned into one of the movie's highlights. Many people were reminded of the oddball creature-comedy when they saw them together once more.On October 2, Varun's next movie, Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumari, will be released. A twisted love narrative in which Varun and Janhvi Kapoor pose as lovers in order to incite jealousy in their ex-partners (Rohit Saraf and Sanya Malhotra) is hinted to in the teaser. Chaos ensues, of course, with catty exchanges and a jumble of feelings that ultimately draw Varun's character closer to Janhvi's Tulsi Kumari. Sanya Malhotra, Rohit Saraf, Maniesh Paul, and Akshay Oberoi are also part of the group.In the meantime, Abhishek is still making headlines as a casting director in addition to an actor. "I had a very strict rule in my casting company that nobody could go and meet an actor outside the office space," he said in a recent interview with Mid-Day, discussing how the #MeToo movement changed Bollywood. Additionally, you're not meeting them as a casting director if you're not in an office setting. You will be fired if I find out that you met an actor for a casting call in a coffee shop.