Sunny Deol Interview: On Yash Chopra and SRK - Page 7

Originally posted by: chocolover89

Give it all up because Sunny Deol might be pissed off? That's just stupid. Snny wasn't even a friend.

That's a disturbing sentiment. You're only supposed to do the right thing if it's a friend. Otherwise anything goes, even if it's criminal. 😆

No, you couldn't expect SRK to walk out. It was a huge break and even though YRF was in the wrong, SRK is no saint that he would be expected to sacrifice it all for the principle of the matter. He saw an opportunity and went for it, no matter who he had to walk over.

Sunny felt betrayed - perhaps rightfully so - by the entire experience and it is understandable that he would target his anger at both YRF and the man who benefited from it all. Like I said, the anger was understandable but dragged on for too long.

@BI ok lol but i really wished he hadnt done the movie aamir was smart not too..thats ehy i say aamir is very clever

Originally posted by: _NaughtyBoy_

I think its unfair to blame SRK ! He was the 2nd fiddle throughout the whole movie,sunny even got to beat him to a pulp but still he stole the show and thats what i think sunny got miffed with 😆

exactly, dude u killed him ,be satisfied with wat u got but ehsaan faramosh kahika 🥱 and then makin W*F statement that playin the -ve role wud be easy who r we kiddin here!!?

Originally posted by: Kal El

That's a disturbing sentiment. You're only supposed to do the right thing if it's a friend. Otherwise anything goes, even if it's criminal. 😆

No, you couldn't expect SRK to walk out. It was a huge break and even though YRF was in the wrong, SRK is no saint that he would be expected to sacrifice it all for the principle of the matter. He saw an opportunity and went for it, no matter who he had to walk over.

Sunny felt betrayed - perhaps rightfully so - by the entire experience and it is understandable that he would target his anger at both YRF and the man who benefited from it all. Like I said, the anger was understandable but dragged on for too long.

did any deol goto YC funeral or JTHJ premiere ?

Aamir Khan Refused Darr for the same reason ...Aamir wanted the Scripted session with sunny Deol and Yash Chopra refused

Originally posted by: wat_up

But you think sunny tell SRK to reject the role why he do that? The best thing would hae been Sunny saying NO to them ..

@pree cool btw where karan he was going gaga on Sunny wonder his take

No I didn't say Sunny asked SRK to reject the role.

I meant that expecting a newcomer with no connection to BW to ruin his career before it even took off properly by doing the "right thing" is being too optimistic. And yeah, the best thing would have been Sunny walking out.

Originally posted by: TheRowdiest

Aamir Khan Refused Darr for the same reason ...Aamir wanted the Scripted session with sunny Deol and Yash Chopra refused

actually Aamir didn't refuse ... when he demanded Script reading session with Sunny , Yash Chopra said ok fine he will do it , after few days Aamir called him to ask when he will arrange it then Yash chopra replied we will work some other time ( by the time he signed SRK and didn't even tell Aamir that he is not in the movie anymore )

Originally posted by: blue-ice

Yes thats what Sunny should have done...instead of holding grudge against the wrong person...but eh..he got crushed by SRK..is all I care about...

Originally posted by: wat_up

Really im learning alot on Yash raj and their politics these days thety are very cunning..btw not blaming the actors

Originally posted by: Kal El

That's a disturbing sentiment. You're only supposed to do the right thing if it's a friend. Otherwise anything goes, even if it's criminal. 😆

No, you couldn't expect SRK to walk out. It was a huge break and even though YRF was in the wrong, SRK is no saint that he would be expected to sacrifice it all for the principle of the matter. He saw an opportunity and went for it, no matter who he had to walk over.

Sunny felt betrayed - perhaps rightfully so - by the entire experience and it is understandable that he would target his anger at both YRF and the man who benefited from it all. Like I said, the anger was understandable but dragged on for too long.

That's not really what I meant. Of course you're supposed to always do the right thing. Key word supposed. But how many of us actually have the guts to do that all the time? It is a selfish world out there and most of us will look out for ourselves and family members first, then friends, and after them acquaintances.