During his recent appearance at ‘The Great Indian Kapil Show‘ with Bobby Deol, Sunny was asked if he felt any pressure because he was the son of such a huge superstar. Replying to the same, he said, “
Actually, I never thought like that.I just knew I wanted to become an actor and I was already working on it. I still vividly remember the muhurat of my first film Betaab at Mehboob Studios. Bobby was there too. He was very young. The entire industry was there. Stage was completely packed. I read the dialogues and delivered them straight away. I was not nervous at all.”Moving on to the younger brother, Kapil asked Bobby, “Dharmendra was a superstar. Sunny Deol was a superstar. When it was your turn, were you stressed or the person directing you was stressed, if anything goes wrong, father and sons will show up at my doorstep”
Sunny Deol & Bobby Deol dance on Jamal Kudu, video goes viral
Bobby hilariously replied, “Maybe that’s why Shekhar Kapur ran away. But then Rajkumar Santoshi directed the film.” He further added, “I never thought that I was under pressure. My father means everything to me. He is a legend. Sunny bhaiyya is a superstar. But today, I am happy about the fact that my brother waited for 22 years after doing ‘Gadar’. And in the same year, first my father’s film was released and the role that he played, if anyone else had done that role, it wouldn’t have been as much fun.”
“And then my film was released, and it was a big hit. I am happy that I see happiness in my father’s eyes. Every son hopes that his father witnesses his achievement. I remember one day when I came home, papa was as always busy on Instagram. He said, “Bob, people are crazy about you.” I said, “Papa, I am your son. Why wouldn’t they be crazy about me?””, Bobby concluded.
On the work front, Sunny will soon be seen in Rajkumar Santoshi’s ‘Lahore, 1947’ with Preity Zinta. The film is being produced by Aamir Khan. Bobby, on the other hand, will be seen in ‘Kanguva’.
