Bobby Deol is one of the most talented actors of his generation in Bollywood. The actor has delivered some glorious hits to the box-office over the decades, and it was only recently that he made his power-packed comeback in Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s film, Animal. Being the third generation of actor in his family, Bobby has always made it his strive to keep the legacy of his father, Dharmendra and brother, Sunny Deol alive. And now, the actor spills beans on the future possibility of his sons, Aryaman Deol and Dharam Deol taking the torchlight forward.
Bobby Deol shares he has advised his sons, Aryaman and Dharam to master this before joining films
Bobby Deol and his wife, Tanya Deol are blessed with two boys, Aryaman Deol and Dharam Deol. In many previous interviews of his, the actor has fondly mentioned that both his sons wish to take the Deol legacy forward and be associated with the film industry. And now, in another interview with Film Companion, the actor reveals how he has clearly told both his sons to master Hindi well before taking their steps in Bollywood. Elaborating more, he said:
“That’s the most important thing for an actor. I meet young kids and I keep telling them that you’ve to really be prepared. Like my sons, they want to be actors, and I keep telling them ki first apni Hindi theek karo. Hindi theek se nahi bolte kyuki aadat nahi hai na. Sab angrezi bolte hain ek doosre se. I think, once you have command over your lines, you don’t have to think anything. You just have to feel the character.”