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Exclusive: Both of Sunny Deol's sons to make their Bollywood debut soon
Seema Sinha,TNN | Nov 18, 2014, 12.00 AM ISTREAD MORE Sunny Deol|Rajveer Deol|Karan Deol
It has been known for a while now that Sunny Deol's elder son Karan will make his acting debut. The film is likely to start around mid-2015. However what is truly interesting is that Karan's younger brother Rajveer, who is currently studying acting in London, will also be launched shortly.
Both youngsters are chips of the old block and qualify high on looks. Don't forget their grandfather Dharmendra was one of the 10 best looking men in the world in his heydays.
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A chance meeting with the super-shy Karan gave us a little peek into their world. The 20-something youngster, who was helping his father in the making of Ghayal 2, has stopped work on it and has started taking keen interest in his launch.
I'm working hard because I've to give dad takkar: Karan
"Now I'm seriously working on my acting career. I've started rigorous workouts. I'm working really hard because I have to compete with my father who has been so good in that department. I have to give dad takkar," laughs Karan, who looks a bit beefed up these days. He adds, "Dad says there will be a lot of expectations from me. Obviously, there is tremendous pressure on me essentially because of the lineage I come from. All this while I have been readying myself and now I feel the time is right."
When asked what genre of films he is best suited to, Karan, who's often found gesticulating with his hands, displays amazing wit. Smiling, he says, "Besides films and acting, the Deols have carried on the lineage of short temper. All of us at home are short-tempered people. So, obviously, it has to be action roles." Besides playing football, Karan has picked up the art of writing poems from his grandfather Dharmendra. "But I don't write in Urdu like him, I pen my thoughts in English and Hindi," confesses the youngster, who, according to his friends, is a very good actor.
"I have seen his acting tapes, he is great with Shakespearan plays. I have seen him doing a monologue from Hamlet," says a close friend. Interestingly, Karan's younger brother Rajveer, who is currently studying acting in London, is more like their father's cousin Abhay Deol and is likely to do films that have 'Uncle Abhay's' sensibilties. "Rajveer has Abhay's bent of mind when it comes to cinema whereas my leaning is more towards mainstream. I love all kinds of movies. Sometimes I go all alone and watch films," concludes Karan.
Both youngsters are chips of the old block and qualify high on looks. Don't forget their grandfather Dharmendra was one of the 10 best looking men in the world in his heydays.
ALSO READ: Sunny Deol films that pack a punch, literally!
A chance meeting with the super-shy Karan gave us a little peek into their world. The 20-something youngster, who was helping his father in the making of Ghayal 2, has stopped work on it and has started taking keen interest in his launch.
I'm working hard because I've to give dad takkar: Karan
"Now I'm seriously working on my acting career. I've started rigorous workouts. I'm working really hard because I have to compete with my father who has been so good in that department. I have to give dad takkar," laughs Karan, who looks a bit beefed up these days. He adds, "Dad says there will be a lot of expectations from me. Obviously, there is tremendous pressure on me essentially because of the lineage I come from. All this while I have been readying myself and now I feel the time is right."
When asked what genre of films he is best suited to, Karan, who's often found gesticulating with his hands, displays amazing wit. Smiling, he says, "Besides films and acting, the Deols have carried on the lineage of short temper. All of us at home are short-tempered people. So, obviously, it has to be action roles." Besides playing football, Karan has picked up the art of writing poems from his grandfather Dharmendra. "But I don't write in Urdu like him, I pen my thoughts in English and Hindi," confesses the youngster, who, according to his friends, is a very good actor.
"I have seen his acting tapes, he is great with Shakespearan plays. I have seen him doing a monologue from Hamlet," says a close friend. Interestingly, Karan's younger brother Rajveer, who is currently studying acting in London, is more like their father's cousin Abhay Deol and is likely to do films that have 'Uncle Abhay's' sensibilties. "Rajveer has Abhay's bent of mind when it comes to cinema whereas my leaning is more towards mainstream. I love all kinds of movies. Sometimes I go all alone and watch films," concludes Karan.
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