Varun Dhawan arrives at the temple in shorts and banyan: Questions were raised over the attire as the video went viral; Trolls said, 'I used to wear good clothes in God's house'.

Bollywood actor Varun Dhawan was spotted wearing shorts and a sando banyan at a temple in Mumbai. Varun arrived at the temple to seek blessings ahead of the release of his upcoming film 'Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai'. But now she is being trolled on social media because of her outfit. She had a tilak on her forehead as she stepped out of the temple premises and she also posed smiling at the paparazzi. However, her attire was not liked by many and people advised her to be careful about the limits of the temple. Users expressed their displeasure on social media After the video surfaced, social media users reacted strongly to Varun's look. One user wrote, "At least you should have worn the right clothes for the temple." Another user commented, "Prabhu would have worn a shirt, at least worn something right, you have come to the temple. Why are you forcing me to show you?" another user asked, "Who goes to the temple wearing such clothes?" The new film will be released on June 5. Varun Dhawan is busy promoting his film 'Hai Jawaani Toh Ishq Hona Hai' these days. The film is slated to hit the theatres on June 5. It is directed by his father David Dhawan. The film also stars Pooja Hegde, Mrunal Thakur and Manish Paul in pivotal roles. The film has been made as a family entertainer, in which the old comedy style of David Dhawan will be seen. The film was embroiled in a legal controversy ahead of its release The film has also been embroiled in a legal controversy just before its release. Producer Vashu Bhagnani's company Pooja Entertainment has approached the Bombay High Court. He has filed a case against Tips Industries Limited, Ramesh Taurani, Kumar S Taurani and director David Dhawan. The controversy is over the use of the famous song 'Chunari Chunari' from the 1999 film 'Biwi No. 1'. It is alleged that the song has been used in the new film without permission.