Varun Dhawan MOBBED by fans for Selfies; Chaos on stage during an event! WATCH VIDEO!

New Delhi: A horde of female fans, along with some men, jumped on the stage to get selfies with Varun Dhawan when the actor was in the national capital for an event on Saturday.

Mind rocks really rocked. Thank you india today and thank you delhi for the love. pic.twitter.com/3JCKIhkTjk

— Varun dhawan (@Varun_dvn) September 17, 2016

The "Student Of The Year" actor was here to speak about his professional as well as personal life at India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit. ALSO WATCH - VIDEO I/V: When a female ‘stalker’ slit her hand at Akshay Kumar’s doorstep; Check out what the star did! There was a five-minute commotion when during a discussion about how he handles all the female fans frenzy, some of his fans started jumping on the stage to get selfies with the "Main Tera Hero" star. ALSO SEE - Varun Dhawan GETS BACK at fans TROLLING him for the ‘crotch bulge’ in his recent GYM PICTURE! See INSIDE! Young girls and boys were seen getting on the stage, while the guards tried to stop them. However, all their attempts were in vain.

Love the love but hope no one got hurt https://t.co/LX0rx4utO6

— Varun dhawan (@Varun_dvn) September 17, 2016

Varun wrote in response to the video from the event that he hoped no one got hurt. We can clearly see in the video that a security guard also falls trying to control the young fans swarming the stage to get selfies with their idol star Varun. It was only after several warnings over stopping the session midway and asking Varun to go back did the crowd calmed down. WATCH BELOW:

Watch @Varun_dvn's fan frenzy moment!
Watch live https://t.co/tMCgUYHkAI #Mindrocks16 pic.twitter.com/n65PtuWJMJ

— India Today (@IndiaToday) September 17, 2016

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