Varun Dhawan is currently enjoying some quality time with his wife Natasha Dalal and their daughter Lara during a family vacation in Singapore. The actor, who was last seen in Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai alongside Mrunal Thakur and Pooja Hegde, has generally kept his daughter away from the public eye. However, he recently gave fans a rare glimpse into their family holiday by sharing several pictures on Instagram. While Lara can be seen in the photographs, Varun made sure that her face remained hidden.
Varun visited Madame Tussauds Singapore with Natasha and Lara, where he showed his family his wax statue. Sharing pictures from the outing, the actor described the experience as a special moment that “unlocked a core memory.” The photos show Varun and Natasha posing with his wax figure, while Lara appears curious as she looks at the statue of her father.
One of the pictures also shows Varun carrying Lara in his arms as the family spends time near the beach. Other images feature moments from their holiday as they explored Singapore together. Some of the pictures shared by the actor were also from their Bali vacation.
Sharing the pictures, Varun wrote, “Core memory unlocked. Showed my wife and daughter my statue. Thank u Madame Tussaud’s Singapore for the hospitality.”
The post quickly attracted attention from fans and several celebrities. Masaba Gupta jokingly commented, “But Lara needs her own statue cos she’s our Queen.” Fans also shared their reactions to the rare family pictures. One fan wrote, “Baby Lara saw Judwaa 2 IRL.” Another commented, “Lara is the cutest and luckiest baby.” A third fan wrote, “Awwww Laru kitni badi ho gayi hai. Nazar na lage bachi ko.” Several others responded with red heart emojis.
Meanwhile, Varun Dhawan is also reportedly set to headline YRF’s first horror film. According to recent reports, he has joined the project, which will be directed by Rocket Boys fame Abhay Pannu. The film is currently untitled and is expected to go on floors later this year. Its theatrical release is planned for 2027.
