Vijay Varma Roasts Influencer Dolly Singh At IFFM

Actor Vijay Varma was recently honoured with the Best Performance award for Matka King at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) 2026. During the event, influencer-actor Dolly Singh congratulated Vijay and jokingly called him the 'nation’s biggest red flag' on screen.

Dolly said that every time Vijay walks into a scene, people think someone is in trouble because of his intense on-screen persona. She highlighted the contrast between Vijay's intense on-screen character and his reputation off-screen.

Vijay, known for his sharp sense of humour, responded with a joke of his own. He said that Dolly could just buy a piece of red cloth and make as many flags as she wants. Dolly called out the actor's comeback, saying it was a lame joke.

Vijay then turned the roast back on her, saying that he lets go of her terrible compliments aside. The exchange left both of them laughing, with Dolly eventually saying that she would let Vijay go before he roasts her any further.

It remains unclear whether Dolly Singh’s comments and the ensuing exchange with Vijay Varma were part of a pre-planned script or spontaneous banter. Neither Vijay Varma nor Dolly Singh has issued an official statement or addressed the exchange publicly.

The Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) is an annual festival that celebrates Indian cinema. This year's event saw Vijay Varma being honoured for his performance in Matka King.

Vijay Varma has earned praise for portraying complex and often intense characters on-screen. His performance in Matka King has been well-received by critics and audiences alike.

The exchange between Vijay Varma and Dolly Singh has been making rounds on social media, with fans enjoying the witty banter between the two.

In the end, the exchange between Vijay Varma and Dolly Singh added a lighthearted and entertaining moment to the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne.

The significance of this event lies in the fact that it showcases the talent and sense of humour of Indian celebrities. It also highlights the importance of events like the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne in promoting Indian cinema and providing a platform for celebrities to interact with each other and with their fans.