The actor, who has opted for Shoojit Sircar's "October" as his next, says desire to become a better performer makes him overcome his fears.
"Performing on heights and do something new is always a bit scary but then I just go back to why I wanted to be an actor and I overcome it," Varun said in a Q & A session on Twitter.
The 30-year-old actor had two major hits -- "Badrinath Ki Dulhania" and "Judwaa" in 2017 and before the year ends he is planning to make some difficult career choices.
"October" will hit the screens on April 13.
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