Bobby Deol, or Lord Bobby as his fans affectionately call him now, is celebrating his 55th birthday. The actor provided his fans a glimps of his upcoming Tamil film “Kanguva,” in which he plays the antagonist Udhiran in an epic drama, on this momentous day, January 27.
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Bobby Deol’s First Look for Kanguva
Sharing the film’s poster, Bobby wrote, “Ruthless. strong. Incredibly memorable.” With long hair, a bearded face, icy eyes, and terrifying armor that heightens the ominous atmosphere, Bobby appears as a menacing avatar on the poster.
Ruthless. Powerful. Unforgettable🗡️#Udhiran, #BobbyDeol ✨ #Kanguva 🦅 #HBDBobbyDeol @thedeol@Suriya_offl @DishPatani @directorsiva @ThisIsDSP @GnanavelrajaKe @StudioGreen2 @UV_Creations @KvnProductions @PenMovies @NehaGnanavel @saregamasouth pic.twitter.com/rCm54y19n9
— Bobby Deol (@thedeol) January 27, 2024
Expressing birthday wishes to Bobby Deol, Surya, the lead actor of the film, said, ”Happy Birthday #BobbyDeol brother. Thanks for this spirited friendship. It was wonderful to see you transform into a powerful #Udhiran in our #Kanguva!”
Talking about the film, Bobby shared with Indian news channel India Today, ”Yes, I am working with Surya in Kanguva. It’s a fantastic team; Shiva is a wonderful person, and Surya is once again a fantastic actor, very dedicated. Working with them is truly a joy.”
Kanguva Trailer
More about “Kanguva”
Directed by Shiva, the film reportedly features Surya in two different roles.Star-studded cast members of the historical drama include Jagapati Babu, Disha Patani, and Natarajan Subramaniam. The film is produced by Studio Green, with support from UV Creations.
Devi Sri Prasad is the music composer for the movie. The film is set to release at the end of this year.
Bobby’s Spectacular Comeback
Bobby Deol is currently on cloud nine. Last year, the actor stunned audiences with his outstanding performance in “Animal,” alongside Ranbir Kapoor, Anil Kapoor, Rashmika Mandanna, and Tripti Dimri. His portrayal of Abarar Hak, who is a mute guy left viewers spellbound just by his expressions and acting, be it showing emotions, his action he has marked his comeback and for obvious reasons fans are eagerly anticipating his future projects.
Bobby Deol’s Roaring Comeback in Animal
Remember the smoldering Bobby Deol of the 90s, rocking floppy hair and making hearts swoon in films like Gupt and Soldier? Yeah, those were heady days. But like the fickle nature of fame, Bollywood’s tide turned, leaving Bobby on the shores of doubt and dwindling opportunities. Fast forward to 2023, and hold onto your popcorn because the Deol’s back, baby, and he’s roaring louder than ever!
Animal, the recent adrenaline-pumping thriller, isn’t just a movie; it’s Bobby Deol’s resurrection anthem. Gone are the days of boyish charms. In Animal, Bobby sheds his skin (almost literally, thanks to that iconic shirtless intro scene) and emerges as Abrar Haque, a menacing gangster whose intensity chills you to the bone. This ain’t your mama’s Bobby Deol anymore. This is a Deol 2.0, sculpted by time and tempered by struggle, unleashing a raw power that’s impossible to ignore.
There’s no denying Bobby’s talent. He’s always been a gifted actor, able to switch between vulnerability and swagger with ease. But somewhere along the way, the roles became repetitive, the box office success waned, and whispers of “flop” started swirling. The industry, ever quick to write obituaries, declared Bobby’s career an unfortunate footnote.
But Bobby, like the true Deol he is, refused to be relegated to the archives. He dug deep, re-evaluated his choices, and embraced the digital wave. Web series like Class of 83 and Aashram showcased a darker, more layered Deol, reminding audiences of the fire that simmered beneath the surface. This newfound intensity caught the eye of filmmaker Sandeep Reddy Vanga, who saw in Bobby the perfect embodiment of Abrar Haque’s brutal magnetism.
And boy, did Bobby deliver! His every turn in Animal is electric. He owns the screen with a silent command, his eyes speaking volumes of simmering rage and quiet menace. The dance sequence, a viral sensation in itself, isn’t just about showcasing ripped abs; it’s a predator marking its territory, a primal display of power that sent shivers down spines and had fans screaming “Lord Bobby has arrived!”
The success of Animal is more than just a box office triumph; it’s a testament to Bobby’s resilience and unwavering passion. It’s a victory cry for every artist who’s ever faced doubt and rejection, a beacon of hope whispering, “It’s never too late to roar back.”
So, the next time you hear the name Bobby Deol, remember him not as the boy with dreamy eyes, but as the beast who refused to be tamed. Remember him as Abrar Haque, the chilling embodiment of a phoenix rising from the ashes, proof that comebacks, when fueled by talent and grit, can be epic enough to rewrite narratives.
This is Bobby Deol’s reign. And judging by the thunderous applause, it’s one that promises to be long and glorious. Get ready, Bollywood, the Lord of the Jungle has arrived.
