Bobby Deol recalls elder brother Sunny Deol’s advice during career slump; says ‘I did put my family through…’

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As a fervent admirer of Bobby Deol‘s journey, I can’t help but feel a deep sense of empathy and admiration for the resilience he’s displayed throughout his career. Having witnessed his meteoric rise to fame in the ’90s only to experience the tumultuous lows that followed, it’s remarkable to see him bounce back with such grace and determination.

Bobby Deol’s career in Bollywood has had its ups and downs, with periods of great success followed by some less fortunate times. In the 1990s, he was among the leading actors, but during the 2000s, his career seemed to falter. Yet, Bobby made an impressive return to the spotlight with the Netflix film Class of ’83 and Animal, which brought him critical acclaim once more, solidifying his status as a skilled actor.

In a heartfelt conversation with SCREEN, Bobby Deol shared tearfully about the hardships he’s faced in his career and the impact it had on himself and his loved ones. He also mentioned that Sunny Deol encouraged him to never give up during those difficult times.

The Gupta actor, choked up and with moist eyes, disclosed the trials faced by his dear ones during times of his career downfalls, admitting it was agonizing for them to watch him struggle without offering assistance. He confessed to the unintentional burdens he placed upon his family, remarking that their strong bond made these hardships even more poignant because they felt his distress as if it were their own.

In simpler terms, Sunny Deol, Bobby’s older brother and an actor, was observed providing comfort to Bobby during a touching scene. Bobby underscored the significance of perseverance by stating, “It’s all about not giving up in life.

Bobby Deol embarked on his acting career with Rajkumar Santoshi’s Barsaat in 1995, and soon became well-known for hit movies like Gupt (1997), Soldier (1998), Badal (2000), Bichhoo (2000), Ajnabee (2001), and Humraaz (2002). However, during the 2000s, he experienced a series of flops at the box office. Despite Race 3 (2018) being an attempt to rekindle his career—though it faced criticism yet managed commercial success—his acting career seemed to plateau until his impressive performances in Class of ’83 and Aashram.

In the movie “Animal,” directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, Bobby experienced a significant milestone. He convincingly played the role of Abrar, a silent adversary, which garnered praise from both critics and viewers alike. The film turned out to be a blockbuster success, and Bobby’s performance was hailed as one of his finest in his acting career.

Moving forward, Bobby has a promising lineup of upcoming roles. He’s scheduled to be part of two Telugu films titled Daaku Maharaaj and Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1. Furthermore, he will also appear in the eagerly awaited Housefull 5, Alpha, and Thalapathy 69, a Tamil film.

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2024-12-11 10:08