Bobby Deol's Gratitude for His Family!

Bobby Deol has seen both highs and lows throughout his Bollywood career. Although he became one of the most well-known performers in the 1990s, his career took a sharp turn for the worse in the 2000s. But with Animal and Class of '83, both available on Netflix, he made a spectacular return. Recalling 'putting his family through trials and shared that they were going through a lot of anguish,' the actor recently talked candidly about his struggles.

Bobby Deol broke down in tears at a media engagement as he discussed the impact his career setbacks had on his family and himself.

 

The Gupt star, who was crying, talked about the hardships his family members went through as they watched him struggle professionally and said it hurt them to watch him suffer without being able to assist. He admitted to the struggles he inadvertently caused his family, saying that their strong relationship made it much more difficult because they were also experiencing his suffering.

Actor Sunny Deol, Bobby's older brother, consoled him during the tearful incident. Bobby emphasized the importance of resilience, stating, "That’s the whole thing. Don’t give up in life."

 

In 1995, Bobby Deol made his acting debut in Rajkumar Santoshi's Barsaat. He soon became well-known thanks to roles in hit movies including Humraaz (2002), Badal (2000), Bichhoo (2000), Ajnabee (2001), Gupt (1997), and Soldier (1998).

His career stagnated until his notable performances in the Class of '83 and Aashram. Despite his early success, he had a series of box office flops in the 2000s. Race 3 (2018) was an attempt at a resurrection, getting criticism but succeeding commercially.

 

Bobby has an extensive list of initiatives planned for the future. He is scheduled to feature in Hari Hara Veera Mallu: Part 1 and Daaku Maharaaj, two Telugu movies. He will also appear in the Tamil film Thalapathy 69 and the eagerly awaited Housefull 5, Alpha.