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I don't look back at the low phase of my life: Bobby Deol
B-town star Bobby Deol became an overnight star with his debut film ‘Barsaat’ in 1995, but his stardom faded gradually with Bollywood placing it’s bets on a new crop of actors and experimenting with different stories. The actor says everyone goes through ups and downs, and that he doesn\'t want to spend his time thinking about the past.
B-town star Bobby Deol became an overnight star with his debut film ‘Barsaat’ in 1995, but his stardom faded gradually with Bollywood placing it’s bets on a new crop of actors and experimenting with different stories. The actor says everyone goes through ups and downs, and that he doesn't want to spend his time thinking about the past.
At the moment, Bobby is in a very "happy phase" and is not afraid of failures. He says his fans still want to see him on the silver screen and so he is eager to move forward on a positive note.
"After my last film, I was just not interested in subjects that were offered to me. I didn't want to pick anything, and my last film didn't do well. So, I was just waiting for something nice to come my way. I was trying to work on myself, improve myself and reinvent myself," said Bobby.
"Reinventing is just a term used in our industry. It is basically getting oneself in the right frame of mind and being positive and then just trying to move forward," he added.
After the failure of ‘Yamla Pagla Deewana 2’, Bobby had a guest appearance in ‘Singh Saab the Great’ in 2013. The mention of his break from the silver screen makes Bobby reflect on how he fought his battles.
"Between this, I went through a phase where I was totally disappointed, low in life with nothing going my way. I fought those battles and came out of it. I don't look back at all that negativity and the low phase of my life. I am happy just thinking that things will work.
"I have 'Poster Boys' and I am doing 'Yamla Pagla Deewana Phir Se'. So, things are moving forward and one has to be positive," he added. Bobby will be back on the big screen after almost four years with ‘Poster Boys’, scheduled for release on September 8.
‘Poster Boys’, which also stars Sunny Deol and Shreyas Talpade, is a story of three men who are shocked to find their photos being used as part of a vasectomy campaign. The film is produced by Sony Pictures Networks Productions, Sunny Sounds Pvt Ltd, actor Shreyas Talpade and his wife Deepti Talpade.
By Sugandha Rawal
