A very interesting and spectacular change has been seen in the career of Bollywood actor Bobby Deol in the last few years. With his strong acting in projects like web series 'Ashram' and blockbuster film 'Animal', he created a stir at the box office and created a different place in the hearts of the audience. These brilliant roles brought him tremendous popularity and praise, but along with this a new challenge has also arisen in front of him. Recently, during a program, the actor openly admitted that after these successes, he has started being typecast mainly as a villain in films. Bobby Deol made a big revelation at the Jagran Film Festival. Bobby Deol, who came to participate in the recently held prestigious Jagran Film Festival (JFF), talked openly about his acting journey and the trends of the industry. He told that if an actor becomes highly successful in a particular genre or character, then film makers start offering him similar roles. This is a phase of the industry that almost every artist has to go through at some point or the other. After the success of 'Aashram' and 'Animal', he is continuously getting offers of negative roles, which he has also accepted. Choosing different projects to break the stereotypical image. Even though he is getting continuous work as a villain, Bobby Deol does not want to be limited to this one image. He clarified that he is deliberately choosing offbeat projects to get out of this conservative image and to bring a new aspect of his acting to the world. Referring to his upcoming film 'Bandar', he said that this project is quite different from his previous work. He believes that even negative characters have different layers (shades), which he enjoys as an artiste in portraying on screen. It is noteworthy that Bobby Deol's sinking career got a new lease of life after entering the digital world through Prakash Jha's popular web series 'Ashram'. After struggling at the box office for nearly a decade, the series completely overturned his old 'chocolate-boy' image by playing the cunning and conniving 'Baba Nirala'. This historic comeback paved the way for his selection as a dreaded villain in the 2023 blockbuster 'Animal'. Since then, he has been seen playing negative roles in big films like 'Kanguwa', 'Hari Hara Veera Mallu', 'Alpha' and 'Daku Maharaj', while soon he will also be seen playing an important role in Prime Video's upcoming spy drama series 'Teen Kauwe'.
