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Отправлено: 24.07.10 13:44. Заголовок: Fifteen years on, Bo..
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Fifteen years on, Bobby Deol finds `no guarantee` for hits
Updated on Wednesday, July 21, 2010, 09:31 IST
Mumbai: For the first time in his 15-year-old career, Bobby Deol of the romance and action movies has attempted to do a supernatural thriller - a not-so-popular genre. But the actor is taking his chances, saying there is "no guarantee what will work and what won`t".
"It`s not only horror films that didn`t work this year. There are many others that didn`t either. There is no guarantee what will work and what won`t," Bobby, the younger son of Bollywood veteran Dharmendra, told reporters.
"Every Friday when your film is about to release, you are scared, you don`t want to be around because you don`t know what`s going to happen," he said.
Bobby`s ghost film is titled "Help" and it has been directed by debutant Rajeev Viran who narrates the story of a malevolent spirit that refuses to leave the human world. While the actor will be seen as a successful horror film director in the movie, Mugdha Godse will feature as his wife. The film is slated to hit the screens Aug 13.
This year saw a number of horror films hitting the big screen like "Click", starring Shreyas Talpade and Sneha Ullal; Ram Gopal Varma`s "Phoonk 2"; Aditya Narayan-starrer "Shaapit"; Purab Kohli and Arjan Bajwa`s "Hide & Seek"; and "Rokkk" that had Udita Goswami and Tanushree Dutta. But they all scared the audiences away.
In real life, Bobby doesn`t believe in evil spirits. "As an adult I don`t believe in spirits and ghosts, but as a child such stories used to interest me and even scare me sometimes," said the 43-year-old.
"When I was a little kid, my cousin used to tell me ghost stories. Even when my maids used to talk about such stuff, I used to get interested and would force them to make me a part of their conversation. Sometimes though they scared me."
Usually seen in romantic and action movies, Bobby agreed to do "Help" because he felt it was time to experiment with a different genre.
"When I heard the subject, it sounded interesting; so I decided to give it a shot. End of the day, as an actor you want to experience different things. I have done this for the first time; now let`s see how it fares," he said.
So wasn`t he sceptical about working with an actress who is relatively new in the industry?
"No, not at all. I`m not one of those people. In fact, most of my films are with heroines who are relatively new in the industry. What is important is that the person suits the character and Mugdha was perfect for this role," he informed.
Horror is not the only thing on Bobby`s plate at the moment. The actor, who made his debut with 1995 film "Barsaat", is working on two more films - "Yamla Pagla Deewana" and "Thank You".
While "Yamla Pagla Deewana" will see him reuniting on screen with his father Dharmendra and elder brother Sunny, in "Thank You" he will be seen with Sonam Kapoor and Akshay Kumar.
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I had a massive fight with Preity Zinta and Rani Mukerjee: Bobby Deol Never mind whether the film is a hit or a dud at the box office, BOBBY DEOL tells Jyothi Venkatesh that it was like a big picnic working on a horror film like Help in Mauritius.
Tell me what your film Help is about. Basically it is a horror film. It has been directed by Rajiv Virani, who had earlier made films like My Bollywood Bride and The Whisperers. It is for the first time in my career that I have acted in a horror film.
I play Vik, the role of a maker of a horror film. Though Vikram Bhatt has been making horror films of late, I swear that the character that I play in the film has got nothing to do with Vikram Bhatt.
It is about how a husband and wife have some misunderstanding, because she presumes that her husband is having an affair with his heroine on location.
How we go to Mauritius when we come to know that my wife's father is not well and things get sorted out eventually is what the film is all about.
What appealed to you about the film? What I like about the film is that the whole package looks scary. The film is about how paranormal forces unleash scare. It was quite a difficult task to relate to the role because I have not seen such forces in my real life. During my college days I had heard about stove talking. I think it is all rubbish.
Didn't you think it's downmarket to do a horror film?You have to make your own choices and work in life. I like horror films. Gone are the days when we used to make tacky horror films and people in the industry used to look down at them. Times have changed drastically.
It is like a big picnic watching a horror film now. Raaz was the beginning of a good horror film era. Ram Gopal Varma has done quite a few and they have done well. Earlier we did not know Indian horror films have a big market abroad. If you make a good horror film, you definitely have something.
Do you like horror films?Yes. I do make it a point to watch horror films, though I do not let my kid watch them. In recent times, I liked the film Others. It was an emotional film about a mother and a child.
I also saw Inception, though that's not exactly a horror film. I think it is a great concept and it has been made well. Every film has an audience, if it is well made. If people like a scary horror film, others also will go and see.
You are working with Mughda Godse for the first time!Yes, yes... I am working with Mughda Godse for the first time. She is a hard working model turned actress.
Today every model is turning into an actress. Everyone who is acting in the film, except Mughda and I, is working for the first time.
It is like you are walking into a big house where you know no one. You can call me a senior. The generation younger than us is changing drastically. The new generation thinks that it is a new song but we call it a remix.
How would you look back at your journey as an actor till date?It has been a fun journey. It has been a very exciting journey for me as an actor right from Barsaat till Help. I think I have grown tremendously. Today I am more mature. Life is an experience and you learn every day, whether you are an actor or for that matter just a normal human being. I do not mean to say that actors are not normal human beings (Laughs).
On what basis do you sign on the dotted lines for any film of yours? First, I see whether the producer will be able to do justice to the film. If I am convinced that he can, the next thing that I see is whether the script holds my interest.
After I ensure that the producer is right and the script is good, I insist on the right star cast, because casting is the most important aspect of any film.
Though I have mostly acted in solo starrers including Help, I have no qualms about acting in multi-starrer films, because nowadays, it is the question of more the merrier and people prefer watching multi star casts.
Are you and Sunny playing real life roles as the sons of Dharmendra in your home production Yamla Pagla Deewana?Yes. Papa is playing my reel life papa too in the film and Sunny bhaiyya is playing my brother. There is no other way that people will look at us. It is a fun packed action comedy with accent on emotion. It was nice working with papa after a long time.
Which other film are you doing now, besides Yamla Pagla Deewana?I am doing Thank You with Akshay Kumar and Sonam. The film is an out and out zany comedy! Can you name five best films of yours?Dillagi was my best. Please do not restrict me to only five best films of mine. I will also name my films like Apne, Gupt, Soldier, Badal, Bichu, Humraaz and last but not the least Jhoom Barabar Jhoom too. I also did a film about a certain freedom fighter, which came at the wrong time when every other person made a film about the same freedom fighter (Laughs).
Who are your favorite co-stars?All my co-stars are my favorite co-stars. Though Preity Zinta and I had a big fight, later on we made up and became good friends. The same was the case with Rani Mukerjee.
Though we had a massive fight while we were shooting, we made up with each other and ended up becoming good friends. I think the best way to be a good friend is to fight with your co-stars. (Laughs). In recent times, Priyanka is a sweet heart.
Which are the directors with whom you would love to work?Since I want to work with all good directors, I do not want to name any one particular director.
People ask me why I do not send feelers to directors when I come to know that they are about to launch their films to take me on in their films. Mujhse hota nahin... That is why I have a secretary.
Stars these days are ready to appear on television. Do you have any such plans?I am always being offered some show or the other but I keep on saying no, because I have my own reservations.
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Отправлено: 25.12.10 01:55. Заголовок: I am Sunny's thi..
I am Sunny's third son: Bobby Deol IANS, Dec 24, 2010
This family is actually 'yamla pagla deewana' where the youngest son Bobby Deol is still treated as a buddy by dad Dharmendra, while his elder brother Sunny treats him as his third son.
"Bhaiya (Sunny Deol) treats me like his son. He looks after me and always says I don't have two sons, I have three sons and you are the third one," Bobby, who will turn 44 in January next year, told IANS.
"He is like that. He is very caring. He's very loving. He's like a father and would do everything to keep everybody happy in the house," he added.
Sunny, 54, has two sons Karan, 19, and Rajvir, 16, with wife Pooja.
As for Dharmendra, Bobby says he is no less than a friend. "In real life, I definitely respect my dad a lot. He is someone who keeps entertaining everyone at home. It's fun being at home with him. He has a great sense of humour and he often comes up with his jokes and makes us laugh."
After the success of 2007 "Apne", the trio of Sunny, Bobby and Dharmendra is once again returning to the big screen to tickle the funny bones of the audience as three crazy guys in the aptly titled "Yamla Pagla Deewana".
The movie also marks Dharmendra's 50 years in the industry. And Bobby says the film is a celebration of his dad's achievements.
Bobby started his career with 1995 "Barsaat" and went on to do films like "Gupt: The Hidden Truth", "Soldier", "Humraaz", "Nanhe Jaisalmer" and "Dostana".
Bobby is not a party hopper any more and prefers to spend time with friends and family. "I prefer to stay away from the limelight. I am more of a home boy. I love being at home with my friends and my family. I used to go out a lot earlier, but it is something that drains you out. At this moment, I don't feel like doing those things," he said.
"I spend time at home with my kids. Moreover, I live in a joint family where all of us including my chacha (uncle) are together, so I love being at home," he added.
While both Sunny and Bobby have made a mark in mainstream cinema, another Deol scion Abhay is making waves in offbeat films with his outstanding performances in movies like "Dev D" and "Oye Lucky Lucky Oye".
Bobby is proud of his cousin's success and is looking forward to working with him in future. "I am so proud of him (Abhay), he's doing so well. If he wasn't an actor, he would have been a lawyer because he loves to argue and I seriously can't do that. He has a mind of his own. He is very fixed about his decisions and it has worked for him. He's a great actor who can do romance, comedy, everything," he said.
So when could fans see all the four Deols together in a film? "It is difficult to come across scripts that could incorporate all of us. It took so many years for me, dad and bhaiya to come in 'Apne'. To get all four of us together is not easy. We can't take any script and come out with a film. It has to be a script that we enjoy. Definitely in future you would see Abhay and me working together," he said.
Bobby is currently busy with two films - Anees Bazmi's "Thank You" and Abbas Mastan's "Players" - and is open to doing offbeat movies.
"Every time you do a film, the hangover lingers and you look forward to doing it because you have been through that process. But as an actor you want to do something different. I would love to do an offbeat film if I come across something that suits me and I suit the subject," he said.
- "...Что касается Дхармендры, - Бобби говорит, что он не меньше, чем друг. "В реальной жизни, я определенно отношении мой папа много. Он тот, кто держит развлекательные каждого дома. Это интересно - находится у себя дома вместе с ним. Он имеет большое чувство юмора и он часто выступает со своими шутками и заставляет нас смеяться " - интересно, а вот от Саниного имени тиражируют, дескать, "отношения с папой на самом деле у нас не такие, как в фильме" и вообще "я его боюсь" - это как?..
- "Бобби гордится успехом своего двоюродного брата и надеется на сотрудничество с ним в будущем. "Я так горжусь им (Абхаем), он делает так хорошо... Он великий актер, который может сделать романтику, комедию, всё, " - сказал он." - приятно, когда так о другом актере, пусть и брате
- "Поэтому, возможно, когда-нибудь поклонники увидят всех четырех Deols вместе в фильме?" - а что, вот был бы замес!
Отправлено: 25.12.10 09:14. Заголовок: anakta пишет: - а ч..
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- а что, вот был бы замес!
Ага... Я уже давно об этом мечтаю. anakta пишет:
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Bobby, who will turn 44 in January next year
Гы.. Опять лишних два года приписали. anakta пишет:
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от Саниного имени тиражируют, дескать, "отношения с папой на самом деле у нас не такие, как в фильме" и вообще "я его боюсь" - это как?..
Ну во-первых, Саня немножечко все-таки слукавил, я думаю... Какое-то время он строил папеньку будь здоров, Дхар говорил - такое ощущение, что не я его отец. а наоборот. Тут скорее не "боюсь", а "почитаю" - они с Бобсом действительно очень трепетно к нему относятся.
REAL LIFE EQUATION WITH DAD LED TO ONSCREEN COMFORT : BOBBY Wednesday, December 29, 2010 (Mumbai)
Actor Bobby Deol says his on-screen chemistry with father Dharmendra in their upcoming movie 'Yamla Pagla Deewana' has come out well because of the relationship the two share in real life.
"Since I am the youngest in the family... I fool around with Papa. But, I don't behave stupidly. In the film, it is because of him, that our chemistry is amazing," Bobby told PTI.
In the film, he said they play the characters of thugs. "Even though they are father and son, they are friends. They do everything together and can talk anything under the sun," he added.
Bobby who celebrates his 44th birthday next month, said doing comedy was not an easy task.
"I have not done comedies much. However, the situations in this film were great. It is an entertainer which will take the audience back to the Manmohan Desai lost-and-found genre," he added.
Speaking about elder brother Sunny, he said even 'Bhaiyya' has not done comedies.
"He is the toughest guy in the film industry. Here, he is a tough guy put in a comical situation. Comedy in 'Yamla Pagla Deewana' is situational and I am confident that audiences would react positively to the film," he added.
The actor said he had put his heart and soul in the film and is extremely excited and anxious as the D-Day nears for the release on January 14.
"The positive feedback over the promos is making us feel that we have a good product in hand," he said.
"We have never promoted our movies in such a big way. Hope we don't fall short," he said.
Apart from 'Yamla Pagla Deewana', Bobby is currently shooting for Anees Bazmi's 'Thank You' with Akshay Kumar and Sonam Kapoor and Abbas Mustan's 'Players' with Abhishek Bachchan, Sonam Kapoor, Bipasha Basu and Neil Nitin Mukesh.
He said he has no qualms of working in multi-starrers. "It is the trend of today," he added.
Bobby said he is optimistic that 'Yamla Pagla Deewana' would bring good days again for the Deols. "My brother treats me as his son. We share a close bond. He wishes the best for me and I do the same for him," he added.
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Apr 07, 2011 Bobby Deol: "People are fake... They bullshit at parties”
Filmfare catches Bobby Deol in an explosive mood
- With the success of YPD, are you now more comfortable with the idea of being seen and heard? I don’t think so. I still feel uneasy when I attend functions, I can’t walk the ‘red carpet’. For me, it’s torture because I don’t know how to react when the press asks me for bytes. But I’m trying. I sometimes do stop and talk. Also, in an interview, I can only talk about my movies. I can’t answer questions like, ‘What do you think about this and that?’ That’s why I don’t tweet at all. I was forced to go on Facebook by my friends but I avoid it as much as I can.
- Bobby DeolWhat are you memories as a kid? I was very quiet and naive. I hated school till the eighth standard. I never understood the theory of going to school. I was like ‘Why are they so strict?’ But while I didn’t study too hard, I never broke rules. I used to be out there playing games. I grew up in this house, which is as old as I am. I used to play cricket every day. For me, growing up was basically about playing sports. Every morning, dad (Dharmendra) used to play badminton. So I’ve been playing badminton ever since!
- How were you as a student? (Grins) Terrible. I never got great marks. For me, it was always like the last five overs of a one-day cricket match where you have to win. So, you have to study during those last five days before the exam. But today I want my sons, Aryaman (10) and Dharam (6) to study. I don’t want them to view it as a burden. It’s very important to be educated.
- How is your equation with your sons different from the one you had with your dad? Every generation undergoes change. My dad was the sole earner. His main aim in life was to ensure all of us were comfortable. He used to do three-four shifts a day. He’d return home late at night. I used to stay up till he’d come back. Because I was the youngest and my dad missed being a part of our daily lives, I’d hang around him all the time. I used to bunk school only to accompany him for shoots. I’d tell him, "Papa, I don’t want to go to school. Can I come with you?" He’d take me along. I’d even go on outdoors with him during my holidays. I loved being with him.
- What are the things you like doing with your sons? We play cricket together. We also talk about music. They like dancing to hit songs. So, they keep entertaining me. My younger son Dharam loves dancing to Munni badnam hui! He even copies Malaika’s (Arora Khan) moves! Both my sons love Salman Khan because he’s very good with kids. They love to interact with him.
- Bobby DeolYou’ve had a stable marriage. What goes into making a marriage successful? There is no formula. All I can say is I’m very blessed that I met Tania. I love her, she’s amazing. She takes all my rubbish and still loves me so much. We are loving and caring but we fight a lot too.
- What is your equation with Abhay? As he’s the youngest, he was always bullied by us. He was always left out of everything we did. We’d say, “You can’t be part of this. Tu chota hai (you are too small).” He became a loner. That’s how Dimpy (Abhay’s pet name) developed a mind of his own. And that’s why he chose the films he did and that’s why people have liked him
- What makes you angry? Fake people make me angry. I dislike people who lie. That’s the reason I don’t step out much. I used to attend parties but not any more. It’s the same conversation. People talk bullshit at parties. I’m not comfortable or happy being there.
- What’s the one thing that ails the industry and you’d like to change? There are so many things, dude! How and where do I start? Our way of thinking is very medieval. We don’t think about the future. We like to backstab each other. And we still don’t want to make things happen for the entire industry. Everyone thinks in individual terms. Look at the South industry, they are so united. There’s nothing that can affect them. Look at the way they have contained piracy. Their territory is so small but look at the money they make. There are so many things the government could help us with but nothing happens.
It is believed that director Guddu Dhanoa is all set to make a comeback with the sequel of his hit film Bichhoo.
Now when everyone in Bollywood is remaking and coming up with sequels of their films, there's one more filmmaker to join the bandwagon. Guddu Dhanoa who made films like Ziddi, Aflatoon, Bichhoo and Big Brother, is all set to make sequel of Bichhoo.
Bobby Deol and Rani Mukherjee starrer Bichhoo was an action thriller that released in 2000. We heard Dhanoa is planning to make a sequel with an all new star-cast. There's a possibility that Bichhoo actors, Bobby Deol and Rani Mukherjee might be seen in cameo.
Guddu Dhanoa is yet to finalize the cast of the film. He is planning to start the film by this year end.
New Delhi, March 29 — Be it action, comedy or drama, Bobby Deol has tried his hand at various genres over the 18 years that he has been in Bollywood -- he is still exploring and says there is nothing like a perfect role for an actor.
The 46-year-old debuted in 1995 with "Barsaat" and gave hits like "Ajnabee", "Soldier" and "Gupt".
"I'm still exploring the industry. I have grown up as an actor but I am in the learning phase. I'll never be satisfied," Bobby told IANS.
Any particular role that he is looking forward to do?
"I feel there's nothing like a dream role for an actor. It should be a dream role for a viewer - something he wants to watch over and again. I love watching old masala films. Now we talk about new cinema. It's not new. It has been always there. So I am looking forward to do more of masala films, a perfect pack of action, comedy, romance," he said.
The actor was here on Friday afternoon to promote his forthcoming film, Sangeeth Sivan's directed "Yamla Pagla Deewana 2".
"For an actor, the journey always continues. It never stops. Before the release of each film, there's stress, anxiety and nervousness... but just one mistake and you are gone.
"I have never restricted myself. I am open to doing all kinds of films - action, thriller, romance and comedy. In fact, I have done many in the past. I am lucky to be born in the family of actors. My dad and brother keep advising me. And it helps," added the actor who was last seen in "Players" (2012).
His forthcoming film, a sequel to the 2011 hit comedy "Yamla Pagla Deewana", also stars Neha Sharma and Kristina Akheeva.
In the film, Bobby is playing the same character of Gajodhar Singh as he did in the original and said "the other characters are also the same, only the situations keep changing".
- мне, как любителю "старого кино", приятно читать, что Бобби тоже любит старую масалу...
- пишут, что Бобби лучше предпочитает сидеть дома, чем делать случайные проекты, которые его не захватывают; что он любит работать с отцом и братом - "у меня нет стресса, мой брат обрабатывает все" - что Дхараму просто снилось, чтоб работать с сыновьями и теперь в этом особый кайф.
И отдельно про работу с Абхаем: мол, даже для того, чтоб собраться втроем, потребовалось много времени - а Абхай сильно отличается. Так что придется искать историю, которая подходит ему. Ну, то есть - Абхаша принципиальный, а мы уж заради поработать вместе пойдем за ним - я так поняла. И это радует, меня во всяком случае - Абханя выбирает интересное, а Деолы ведь могут далеко не только комедию.
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