Vijay Varma reacts to his mother finding a ‘wanted bride’ ad in the newspaper: ‘How do I explain it?’

Actor Vijay Varma left his fans in splits with his hilarious post on Mother’s Day. The actor shared his mother’s reaction to his ads in the Hindustan Times that described him as ‘India’s #1 bachelor’. Though this is from the promotions of Vijay’s latest film Dahad, looks like his mom is not convinced. Read also: Gulshan Devaiah once again teased Vijay Verma about Tamannaah Bhatia

In the photo, Vijay’s mother makes a facepalm expression with the newspaper. The article reads, “Wanted Bride” describes Vijay’s character from Dahad as he plays Anand Swarnakar, a serial killer and professor of Hindi literature.

Sharing the photo, Vijay wrote, ‘Happy Mother’s Day Mamma campaign and all is well but how do I explain this to my mother? @primevideoin? People are getting some funny reactions on his post.

Prime Video India commented, “We are only here trying to help him.” One of his fans wrote in the comment, ‘The best post ever.’ Another added, “He should be very proud of the victory.” Someone also said, “haha cutest Mother’s Day post on the internet today.”

Meanwhile, many fans also teased Vijay about his rumored girlfriend, actor Tamannaah Bhatia. One user said, “Maa ki tamanna puri karo chicha kya time waste kare yaaro.” “Tamanna mil toh ghi hai (Now you have Tamannaah),” added another.

The news of Vijay and Tamannaah’s dating has been doing the rounds for the past few months. Both are seen together in Mumbai. However, neither of them has confirmed or denied the dating news. Earlier, during the promotions of Dahad, Vijay was heavily teased by his co-star Gulshan Devaiah at an event and even on social media.

Dahad features Sonakshi Sinha as a cop who takes up a gruesome murder case. It stars Gulshan Devaiah and Sohum Shah apart from Vijay. It released on 12 May.

The plot details of the 8-episode show read: ‘When a series of women are found dead in a public bathroom under mysterious circumstances, sub-inspector Anjali Bhati is assigned to lead the investigation. As the case unfolds, he begins to suspect that the apparently apparent suicide may be the work of a serial killer, triggering an interesting game of cat and mouse between a seasoned criminal and a downtrodden cop. ‘