Actor Varun Dhawan has written a note to thank fans for their support after completing eight years in Bollywood.

"It's been eight years since this journey began between me and you. Thank you for believing in me when no one did. I remember every city I toured. The signs, letters, gifts, tattoos and most Importantly the love," Varun tweeted along with several moments with fans, press tours and promotions.

"When I cried, you cried when I laughed, you laughed but most importantly I know you cared for everything I did and that's the most important thing. Be safe," he added.

Varun, son of director David Dhawan, entered Bollywood as an actor with "Student Of The Year" in 2012. He worked as an assistant director to Karan Johar on the 2010 drama "My Name Is Khan".

From playing a smalltown boy in "Badrinath Ki Dulhania", to being a dancing star in ABCD 2" and "Street Dancer 3", from his intense roles in "Badlapur" and "October" to fun films "Dilwale", "Dishoom", "Main Tera Hero" and "Judwaa 2" -- he has showcased himself as a Bollywood package in many roles.

The actor returns to the screen opposite Sara Ali Khan in the remake of the 1995 hit "Coolie No. 1", directed by his father David Dhawan. The film is slated for an OTT release.