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Bobby Deol

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Bobby Deol (Vijay Singh Deol) is the second son of Bollywood mega-star Dharmendra. His older brother is another Bollywood mega-star, Sunny Deol. Deol began his career as a child artiste in the movie Dharam Veer (1977), playing a young Dharmendra.

He has two step-sisters, namely Bollywood actress Esha Deol and Ahana Deol. His step-mother is the Bollywood "Dreamgirl" Hema Malini. Bobby Deol married Tanya Ahuja and has been blessed with two sons. The second son was born on November 5, 2004 at 5:00 am, and is named "Dharam" after his grandpa. The elder son is named Aryaman.
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Bobby Deolm also known as Vijay Singh Deol is a Bollywood actor. He is said to be the second son of actor Dharmendra. Born on January 27, 1967, his eldest brother is Bollywood action hero, Sunny Deol. He has several sisters, one of whom is Bollywood actress, Esha Deol. Deol has made several films during his career which includes: Barsaat (1995), Gupt (1997), Bichhoo (2000) among others. He is an actor of comedy, action, romance among others. He is married to Tanya Ahuja, and has two children.
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Long curly hair during his early career.
Often plays individuals accused of a crime they didn't commit and are forced of proving their innocence to the law enforcement.

Was engaged to Pooja Bhatt.
Mani Ratnam wanted Deol for Yuva. He wrote the role just for him. Bobby did not want to do a three-hero film. Ajay Devgan was signed for the role.
His wife Tanya is the daughter of finance guru Dev Ahuja, owner of 21st Century Finance.
His brother-in-law name is Kiran Chaudhri, a world-famous dentist. He is married to sister Ajeeta.
When Abbas Mustan wrote the script of 36 China Town in 2003, they wrote it for Bobby Deol, Akshaye Khanna and Tusshar Kapoor.

I don't envy anyone's success. I don't have silly insecurities. Maybe because I come from a secure background. I've seen hits and flops all my life. What's there to worry? I know I'm here stay.
I have fought with Rani and I have fought with Preity at some point or the other but we have become better friends after these fights.
It feels nice to hear how much my dad is loved even now. And we as his children will always have to live in his shadow. I feel no progeny can outdo their parents' achievements, just like no fruit can grow bigger than the trees that bears it
You invest so much love, trust, insecurities, doubt into one relationship...why would I want to give this up?
Films aren't exactly the be-all and end-all of my life. I am more of a family man and I prefer spending more time with my wife Tanya, instead of doing the run-of-the-mill stuff.

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