Top 10 Savage Replies Of Vijay Varma

Vijay Varma Varma Vijay is an Indian actor who was born on 8 J >> Read More... 's acting skills are evident in his latest performance in Netflix's Darlings. He set a new benchmark for himself and his contemporaries through this performance. He has received a lot of praise and critical acclaim for his performance in Darlings as Hamza. While he proved his acting prowess on screen, he is now on the way to proving that he is a fun person off-screen. His savage take on social media posts, such as tweet replies, makes this clear. His attitude and charm make him stand apart from his contemporaries. Here are the top 10 savage replies of Vijay Varma:

1. Vijay Varma Considers Modesty Overrated

Back in 2020, Vijay Varma posted a picture in a dubbing studio and asked his Instagram followers to guess what project he was dubbing for. He also hinted that this project's title starts with an M. Actor Sunny Kaushal gave his shot in Vijay's Instagram post, saying that Vijay may be dubbing for Money Heist. Money Heist was a very trending show during this time, and Sunny may be just messing around. But Vijay replied that Hollywood is not ready for him, his talent and what he has to offer. Modesty is not in Vijay's genes.

2. Vijay's Sassy Reply To Kareena Kapoor Khan's Picture

Kareena posted a picture with her co-star Vijay Varma on Instagram in which he is standing beside her and appears to be taking a peek into her phone. She wrote a witty caption asking Vijay if he was trying to read her messages to which Vijay replied that most of Kareena's messages, were from a certain Nawab Sahab and nanny.

3. When Vijay Admitted To Being On Twitter For The Memes

Aren't we all on most social media platforms only for the memes? Vijay Varma is also no different. He tweeted and admitted this as a reply to a fan's post.

4. Vijay's Savage Reply To Filmfare's Post

Vijay Varma replied to a tweet from Filmfare's official Twitter that said that Vijay Varma reassured his parents that his acting career wouldn’t leave him hungry after the success of Darlings. Vijay quickly replied with a savage comment in Hindi, which said that he earned a lot of money post- Gully Boy Click to look into! >> Read More... and said this to his parents right after Gully Boy's success. This became one of the sassiest comments by any celebrity in a while.

5. Vijay's Heart Has No Place For Hatred

After Vijay's fans went after Filmfare, he asked his fans not to get upset and spread hate. Both Filmfare and him are old friends and like to mess around like this on social media. Should we list more reasons to love him?

6. Vijay Acknowledged That He Ruined The Name Hamza For Everyone

Vijay Varma plays an alcoholic husband who abuses his wife in Netflix's Darlings. His performance in this was hailed as one of his best performances. As a reply to Netflix India's tweet in which they did a shoutout to his character Hamza from his movie for uniting the internet over common hatred for the character, he added that his performance ruined the name for everyone.

7. Vijay's Epic Reply To A Meme On His Financial Status Improving After Gully Boy

After Vijay Varma admitted that Gully Boy improved his financial condition and made sure that his acting career will not starve him, memers responded with templates of Leonardo Di Caprio throwing money from a yacht from the movie The Wolf of The Wall Street. Vijay funnily replied that this is a bit too much with a laughing emoji.

8. Vijay's Response To High Praises

When a Twitter user said that his local NGO had filed an FIR on Vijay so convinced by Vijay's performance from Darlings, he laughed it off and later asked if this was indeed just a joke.

9. Vijay Is Not Very Fond Of Twitter

Like most of us, Vijay Varma is addicted to Instagram and its interface. He is only on Twitter to reply thank you to his critics.

10. Vijay Can Meme Himself

Vijay Varma put up a picture of a scene in Darlings to meme himself with a Titanic reference which says paint me like one of your French girls. This actor's Twitter is bound to tickle your funny bone.