In a recent interview with Film Companion, actor Bobby Deol discussed his sons, Aryaman Deol and Dharam Deol, expressing their interest in making their film debut. Bobby offered advice to his sons, emphasizing the importance of learning Hindi first, given the prevalent trend of children primarily communicating in English nowadays. Notably, Bobby refrained from mentioning any other star kids besides his own.
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Bobby Deol on his advice to sons
Bobby emphasized the paramount importance of language proficiency for aspiring actors in a recent statement: “That’s the most crucial thing for an actor. When I meet young kids, I consistently advise them to be thoroughly prepared. Take my sons, for example; they aspire to be actors, and I continually stress the need for them to refine their Hindi. They don’t speak Hindi fluently because it’s not a habit; everyone converses in English with each other. Once you master your lines, you can immerse yourself in the character without any hesitation.”
Although Bobby refrained from mentioning specific individuals, many star kids have faced scrutiny for their struggles with Hindi, even in cinematic performances. A notable incident involved Ajay Devgn and Kajol’s daughter, Nysa Devgan, whose video from an event went viral as she encountered difficulties delivering a brief speech in Hindi at a school.
Bobby’s sons to make Bollywood debut
In a previous statement, Bobby Deol confirmed that his sons, Aryaman and Dharam, have definite plans to enter the entertainment industry. During an interview with India Today, he expressed a strong conviction in the unique nature of the show business, stating, “There’s no business like show business, and my sons will join this industry.” Despite their aspirations, Bobby acknowledged their youthfulness, specifying that his older son is currently 22 years old, while the younger one is 19. He projected a timeline for their entry, explaining, “So, in another 3-4 years, they will make their entry into the industry.” This timeframe suggests a deliberate approach, allowing his sons to mature and prepare adequately before stepping into the dynamic world of entertainment.