The 24-year-old is set to make his Bollywood debut in the forthcoming release Heropanti.
In an interview with Bollywood Life , he said: "I am really overwhelmed. You know when I go out to watch a movie or just hang around with friends, people walk up to me, especially kids, with requests to click a picture or just asking for an autograph.
"For me that's the best feeling in the world when a child comes up and compliments you. Mostly because kids are the most honest judges you can ever have. They tell you things just the way it is. So yes, I love it."
The actor, who is trained in martial arts and is a fitness fanatic, has been compared with Salman Khan for his honed physique.
He denied suggestions that he is attempting to emulate Khan in any way.
"No, I am not trying to be the next Salman Khan, though it's a big compliment to be compared with the legend himself.
"Also I don't want to be known just for my body and would like to be appreciated for my acting skills since I am here to be an actor," he explained.
"I consider my physique to be a plus point. If fans ask me to show my body I can't say no to them.
"I have invested a lot of hard work to build this body, so I believe there is no harm in showing the hard work."
Directed by Sabbir Khan and starring Kriti Sanon, the action drama is released today (May 23).
Watch an official trailer for Heropanti below:
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